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EGOS 2025, Sub-theme 06: Thinking Creatively about Organizing: How Organization is Communicatively Performed, Sustained, and Done Differently

  • 1.  EGOS 2025, Sub-theme 06: Thinking Creatively about Organizing: How Organization is Communicatively Performed, Sustained, and Done Differently

    Posted 10-22-2024 10:30
    Dear colleagues,
    Interested in CCO and performativity, and in how organizing and organization are done differently? Then send us your best work and most interesting ideas. Our sub-theme is part of the Standing Working Group, Communication, Performativity and Organization
    Please find the full call through the link below:
    https://www.egos.org/jart/prj3/egos/main.jart?rel=de&reserve-mode=active&content-id=1721760205556&subtheme_id=1701057691662
    We welcome both empirical and conceptual submissions from a range of perspectives and from all possible onto-epistemological positions.
    Below is a list of suggestive, but not exhaustive, themes that can be addressed:
    How is creative organizing performatively accomplished?
    How do alternative organizational forms take hold?
    How is creative work established for the long term, ensuring that change is durable rather than transient?
    How is creative work communicatively constituted?
    How communication performs and sustains difference?
    How is power exercised when new forms of organizing, organization and organizationality unfold?
    How can the relationships between power and creativity be understood from a performative and/or CCO perspective?
    How can we conceptualize and distinguish creativity from other elements of performative praxis that is ontologically based on alteration and change?
    How organizational difference emerges outside of traditional hierarchies?
    How can organizations be opened-up and become more democratic, inclusive and transparent?
    What kinds of creativity are crucial for forms of alternative, inclusive or open organizing?
    What is the role of communication and performativity in constituting alternative organizing?
    What can we learn from alternative organizing forms that fail?
    What is the dark side of alternative organizing?
    When does alternative organizing become affective mainstream organizing?
    We look forward to seeing you in Athens!
    Best regards,
    Laura Dobusch, Simon Parker and Alex Wright
    Sub-theme co-convenors



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    Alex Wright
    Professor
    Audencia, Nantes, France
    Nantes
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