Recent years have witnessed the emergence of what appears to be a new breed of business person: the corporate activist. Hardly a week goes past without the head of some blue chip […]
What’s behind the current wave of ‘corporate activism’?
Organizing the Environmental Governance of the Rare-Earth Industry: China’s passive revolution
Abstract The rare-earth industry is of strategic importance for China and many ‘clean’ technologies worldwide. Yet the processes of mining, smelting and separating rare-earth ores are heavily polluting. Using a neo-Gramscian perspective […]
Towards a Pluralist Labor Geography: Constrained grassroots agency and the socio-spatial fix in Dȇrsim, Turkey
ABSTRACT This paper explores the interplay between capital, socio-spatial structure and grassroots agency in the context of the recent trajectories of labor geography. Based on field research conducted in Dȇrsim, Turkey, our […]
Academic Symposium: Circular Economy Disruptions – Past, Present and Future
Circular Economy Disruptions – Past, Present and Future An Academic Symposium hosted by the University of Exeter, UK June 17 – 19th 2018 With support from the Ellen MacArthur Foundation and the Ellen […]
A 100% Renewables Future: Green Utopia or Planetary Disaster?
Recent studies suggest that the global advocacy on converting to 100% renewable energy generation by 2050 is feasible. However, as people ignore and underemphasise the underlying problems, the aspiration for a green […]
QROM Special Issue Guest Editorial
GUEST EDITORIAL This special issue call for papers departed from the recognition that the study of social movements (SMs) in the field of organization studies (OS) has been largely influenced by theories […]
