I propose a model in which I describe the way individuals experience timelessness by
becoming engrossed in attractive work activities, the contextual conditions that facilitate or …

Over the last 3 decades, work culture has profoundly reconceptualized play as a creativity
stimulant and as a core element of workplace social life. During the early wave of this …

This review presents a synthesis of the state of arts-based management education
scholarship, with teaching and research recommendations. To begin, the lack of creativity …

Previous research has examined how mobility and career competencies influence success
in boundaryless careers. In this study, we flip the direction of those relationships and we …

To be effective and to achieve legitimization, each profession must develop its own body of
knowledge. Within a social context characterized by the increasing influence of for-profit …

This article explores the significance of three of the arts in organization development (OD).
The art of storytelling is discussed through the lenses of music, drama, and poetry. The …

In the past two decades, management studies have made significant use of poetry both in
research projects and teaching contexts. During the same time, numerous collections of …

In light of recent critiques of management education, this article examines the Carnegie
Report's argument that the core components of liberal arts education (Analytical Thinking …

Many management theories have descriptive and normative elements, and no management
theory used to generate prescriptions can be totally devoid of normative assumptions. Yet …

2• IntroductIon into virtually all spheres of mainstream opinion and secular-intellectual
discourse as though it were a new categorical imperative. Largely ever since, the response …