This essay is a provocation to debate. I argue that work in organization and management
studies addressing how to theorize and construct 'good'theory is inherently masculinized …

'A lot of things need to be repaired and a lot of relationships are in need of a knowledgeable
mending. Can we start to talk/write about them?'This invitation—sent by one of the authors to …

This chapter explores the following question: What happens to knowledge in feminist new
material, posthumanist and postqualitative (FNMPHPQ) approaches? This 'large'question is …

This article explores questions of im/probability of/as post/authorship in postfoundational
inquiry. Inspired by Deleuzian philosophy, the article instantiates post/authorship and …

What should the post-COVID conference look like? In our attempt to answer this question,
we first describe the primary functions and affordances of conferences. Our frank appraisal …

Many accounts of conferences research begin with a lamentation that conferences are a
neglected phenomenon. The lamentation goes that conferences are under-researched …

Youth sport is often prefaced as an accessible social practice facilitating development and
wellbeing, yet social controls and inequalities abound along racial, gender, and sexual …

Conference attendance is a feature of contemporary academic work and an accepted way of
building academic identities and networks through the dissemination and promotion of …

Academics are often criticized for their poor or rotten writing. In this essay, I look first at
several ways in which academic writing may be regarded as, for example, obscure and …

Across the academic landscape, scientific organizations host conferences that enable
researchers to come together to foster learning, stimulate innovation, and promote change …