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This comprehensive Encyclopedia provides a lexicon of the field of historical organisation studies, tracing its evolution from an emergent movement to an established community of practice. It brings together key concepts, research methods, philosophies, influential thinkers and major publication outlets that are shaping the growing discipline. Entries explore the role of the past, history and memory in organisation theory and practice, highlighting how historical thinking has become a cornerstone of organisation studies. Contributing authors establish a shared vocabulary, enabling readers to navigate complex terminology and engage more confidently with historical research. The Elgar Encyclopedia of Historical Organisation Studies is a valuable resource for scholars and students of management, organisation theory and business administration. Its insights inform strategic decision-making, change management and organisational storytelling, making it prime reading for practitioners and organisational leaders. Key Features:Contains over 140 accessible entriesEncourages ongoing dialogue as the field developsFeatures contributions from over 150 international scholars, presenting diverse perspectives, cultures and research traditions from areas such as history, philosophy, sociology and communication studies
Edited by Nicholous M. Deal, Associate Professor of Management and Gabrielle Durepos, Professor of Organisation Studies, Department of Business and Tourism, Mount Saint Vincent University, Canada
ContentsIntroducing the Elgar Encyclopedia of Historical Organisation Studies 1Nicholous M. Deal and Gabrielle Durepos1 Actor-network theory 7César Tureta and Rafael Alcadipani2 Administrative Sciences Association of Canada Business History Division 12Kristene E. Coller3 Aesthetics 14Gabrielle Durepos4 African American Management History 16Simone T. A. Phipps and Leon C. Prieto5 Alfred Chandler 19Bradley Bowden6 Amodernism 21Caterina Bettin7 Anamnestic scholarship 25Baniyelme D. Zoogah8 ANTi-History 30Gabrielle Durepos9 ANTi-Microhistory 34Nicholous M. Deal10 Archaeology 39Amy Thurlow11 Archival ethnography 43Stephanie Decker and Alan McKinlay12 Archive 48Sandi Stewart13 Archive Fever 53Amon Barros14 Archives 55Amon Barros and Alessandra S.M. Costa15 Arthur Bedeian 59Jeffrey Muldoon16 Big data archival research 62J. Scott Grant17 Biography / Autobiography 65Leo McCann18 Business history 68John F. Wilson19 Business History 71Stephanie Decker, Christina Lubinski, and Niall G. MacKenzie20 Business History Review 74Walter A. Friedman and Geoffrey Jones21 Case study 77Sonia Coman and Andrea Casey22 Chapter 2 histories 79Terrance G. Weatherbee23 Charles Wrege 82Bradley Bowden24 Chester Barnard 84Ellen O’Connor25 Chronology 86Maria Fernandez-Moya26 Collective memory 89Micki Eisenman27 Collective memory vs. history 94Hamid Foroughi28 Constructivism 99David Foord29 Contextualisation 104Pilvikki Lantela30 Controversy 108César Tureta, Bruno Luiz Americo, and Stewart R. Clegg31 Corporate history 111Diego M. Coraiola32 Corporate irresponsibility 114Jukka Rintamäki33 Cosmovision 118Hellen Cordeiro Alves Marquezini34 Critical biography 121David C. Jacobs35 Critical discourse analysis 125J. Scott Grant36 Critical hermeneutics 130Kathy Sanderson37 Critical organisational history 136Ryan T. MacNeil38 Critical realism 142Deniz Tunçalp39 Cultural history 147Ana Silvia Rocha Ipiranga and Luma Louise Sousa Lopes40 Dark side cases 152Fernanda Sauerbronn41 Decoloniality 155Sergio Wanderley and Fabio Louredo42 Deconstructing History 158Diego M. Coraiola43 Diaries 160Dorota Marsh and Martyna Śliwa44 Digital archives 163Adam Nix, David A. Kirsch, and Stephanie Decker45 Discourse 167Keshav Krishnamurty46 Ego-documents 170Christina Lubinski and Morten Tinning47 Empiricism 174Bradley Bowden48 Enterprise & Society 179The Editorial Collective49 Entrepreneurial and family business history 181Nicholas D. Wong50 Event 185Micki Eisenman and Andrea Casey51 Events-based approach 188Anthony Hussenot52 Evolutionary theory 192Stephen Lippmann53 The Evolution of Management Thought 196Robert A. Lloyd54 Exclusion 199Mariana I. Paludi and Juan Felipe Espinosa Cristia55 Existentialist history 203Caterina Bettin56 Feminism 208Denise Franca Barros57 Feminist critical historiography 211Stefanie Ruel58 Feminist microhistory 218Pilvikki Lantela59 Ficto-feminism 221Kristin S. Williams60 Fordism 225Pekka Varje61 Gendering history 227Albert J. Mills and Jean Helms Mills62 Genealogy 229Erik C. Taylor63 Halifax School 232Nicholous M. Deal64 Handbook of HistoricalMethods for Management 236Stephanie Decker, William M. Foster, and Elena Giovannoni65 Handbook of Research on Management and Organizational History 238Kyle Bruce66 Harvard Business School and case study research 240Ellen O’Connor67 Hawthorne studies 242Jeffrey Muldoon68 Heritage 245Donna J. Sears69 Historic turn 248David Foord70 Historical consciousness 253William M. Foster71 Historical contingency 256Richard Marens72 Historical embeddedness 260Eero Vaara, Juha-Antti Lamberg, and Elias Vaara73 Historical fiction 263Bruno Luiz Americo, César Tureta, Miguel Pina e Cunha, and Stewart R. Clegg74 Historical imagination 266Stephanie Decker75 Historical institutionalism 269Marrisa Joseph76 Historical organisation studies 273Mairi Maclean and Charles Harvey77 Historical social network analysis 278Emily Buchnea and Zaid Elsahn78 Historically grounded theory 284Trevor Israelsen and J. Robert Mitchell79 Historiography 289Terrance G. Weatherbee80 History 295Anders Ravn Sørensen81 History and Business Storytelling 300Nicholous M. Deal82 A History of Management Thought 303J.-C. Spender83 History of management thought 306Anthony Gould84 History as method 309Wim Van Lent85 Imprinting 314Mazhar Islam86 Indigenous organisation history 317François Bastien87 Industrial Revolution 322Jason Russell88 Intellectual history 326Lauren Eaton89 Intersectional history 330Ellen C. Shaffner90 Joan Woodward 334Carolyn Popp Garrity91 Joseph Wharton 336Ellen O’Connor92 Journal of Management History 338Jeffrey Muldoon93 Journal of Sport History 341Chad S. Seifried94 Juncture 343Kerry A. Watson95 Labour history 346Jason Russell96 Latin American management history 348Luis Antonio Orozco, Julio Zuluaga, and Jeffrey Muldoon97 Leadership 353Bert A. Spector98 Life story 357Hellen Cordeiro Alves Marquezini99 Longue durée 360Donncha Kavanagh100 Louisiana State University 363Jeffrey Muldoon101 Management & Organizational History 365Gabrielle Durepos and Amon Barros102 Management history 368Sonia Coman and Andrea Casey103 Management History Division (Academy of Management) 371Regina A. Greenwood104 Manufacturing the Employee 373Roy Jacques105 Mary Parker Follett 375Ellen O’Connor106 Memorials 377Renata Guimarães Quelha de Sá and Alessandra S.M. Costa107 Metahistory 379Gabrielle Durepos108 Metanarrative 384Andrew Smith109 Microhistory 388Liv Egholm110 Mnemonic devices 393Michal Frenkel and Micki Eisenman111 The New Deal 397Nicholous M. Deal and Mark D. MacIsaac112 A New History of Management 400Stephen Cummings, Todd Bridgman, John Hassard, and Michael Rowlinson113 Non-corporeal actant theory 402Christopher M. Hartt114 Nostalgia 406Elden Wiebe115 Official documents 408Isabela da Silva Pontes116 Oral history 412Dorota Marsh and Martyna Śliwa117 Organisational memory studies 415Hamid Foroughi, Diego M. Coraiola, Jukka Rintamäki, Sébastien Mena, and William M. Foster118 Origin stories 419Nicholous M. Deal and Kristin S. Williams119 Othering 423Paulina Segarra and Nicole Goldberg-Dalma120 The Palgrave Handbook of Management History 426Bradley Bowden, Jeffrey Muldoon, Anthony Gould, and Adela McMurray121 Pandemonium 429Gibson Burrell122 Paradigms 431John Hassard and Julie Wolfram Cox123 Past 434Matthew C.B. Lyle124 Path dependence 437Dilek Zamantılı Nayır125 Periodisation 439Yasaman Sadeghi126 Perspectivism 444Ana Silvia Rocha Ipiranga and Luma Louise Sousa Lopes127 Politics 449Christopher A. Hartwell128 Postmodernism 453Marta B. Calás129 Power 461Stewart R. Clegg130 The practical turn 464John F. Wilson and Anna Tilba131 Public history 467Anastasia L. Pratt132 Racial capitalism 471Pushkala Prasad133 Reflexivity 476Christian Stutz134 Rhetorical history 478Roy Suddaby135 The Routledge Companion to Management and Organizational History 482Gabrielle Durepos136 Scientific management 484Hindy Lauer Schachter137 Scrapbooks 489Kevin D. Tennent and Alex G. Gillett138 Self-actualisation 492Fabian Fluche, Kostas Amiridis, and Bogdan Costea139 Serendipity 497Kevin D. Tennent and Alex G. Gillett140 Sources 500Marcelo Bucheli141 Spatial history 504Bareerah Hafeez Hoorani, Emmanuella Plakoyiannaki, Eriikka PaavilainenMäntymäki, and Tiina Ritvala142 Sporting Traditions 507Chad S. Seifried143 Taylorism and gender equity/ equality 509Chris Nyland144 Text 514Marcelo de Souza Bispo145 Textbooks 517Todd Bridgman and Stephen Cummings146 Time 520Gabrielle Durepos147 Time-as-rhythm 523Garance Marechal148 Two-Eyed Seeing Etuaptmumk 528Mary Beth Doucette149 Work, Wealth, & Postmodernism 531Bradley Bowden
‘This landmark volume represents a milestone in the evolution of historical organization studies. It stands as a testament to the vibrant community of scholars whose collective efforts have shaped and advanced this important area of research.’