Ilaria Boncori, Professor of Organisation Studies and Human Resources Management, Essex Business School, University of Essex, UK, Monika Kostera, Professor of Management, University of Warsaw, Poland, Guest Professor, Södertörn University, Sweden and Professeure Invitée à L'université Rennes, France and Emmanouela Mandalaki, Associate Professor of Organizations, NEOMA Business School, France

• ContentsForewordPART I ABOUT POETRY AND ORGANIZING1 Thinking and writing (with) the poetics of the social and the organized2 Poetry as reflexive landscapes of inclusive potential3 Organizational poetry as an embodied feminist practicePART II TERRITORIES OF POETRY AND EXPERIENCE4 Workplace landscapes amidst a global pandemic5 Iotas6 Breaking words and silencesAfterword

‘As a lecturer, this book teaches you how to ignite the flame of creativity in your students. As a manager, it guides you to see beyond the facts, transcend norms and structures, and discover new ways of thinking, communicating, and organizing with humanity, integrity, and empathy. As a management scholar, this book encourages you to free yourself from predefined managerial terms, challenges you to set aside everything you've learned and redefines managerial theories by immersing yourself in the context, finding a poetic way to express your ideas without excluding others.’

Ilaria Boncori, Professor of Organisation Studies and Human Resources Management, Essex Business School, University of Essex, UK, Monika Kostera, Professor of Management, University of Warsaw, Poland, Guest Professor, Södertörn University, Sweden and Professeure Invitée à L'université Rennes, France and Emmanouela Mandalaki, Associate Professor of Organizations, NEOMA Business School, France

• ContentsForewordPART I ABOUT POETRY AND ORGANIZING1 Thinking and writing (with) the poetics of the social and the organized2 Poetry as reflexive landscapes of inclusive potential3 Organizational poetry as an embodied feminist practicePART II TERRITORIES OF POETRY AND EXPERIENCE4 Workplace landscapes amidst a global pandemic5 Iotas6 Breaking words and silencesAfterword

‘As a lecturer, this book teaches you how to ignite the flame of creativity in your students. As a manager, it guides you to see beyond the facts, transcend norms and structures, and discover new ways of thinking, communicating, and organizing with humanity, integrity, and empathy. As a management scholar, this book encourages you to free yourself from predefined managerial terms, challenges you to set aside everything you've learned and redefines managerial theories by immersing yourself in the context, finding a poetic way to express your ideas without excluding others.’

Ilaria Boncori, Professor of Organisation Studies and Human Resources Management, Essex Business School, University of Essex, UK, Monika Kostera, Professor of Management, University of Warsaw, Poland, Guest Professor, Södertörn University, Sweden and Professeure Invitée à L'université Rennes, France and Emmanouela Mandalaki, Associate Professor of Organizations, NEOMA Business School, France

• ContentsForewordPART I ABOUT POETRY AND ORGANIZING1 Thinking and writing (with) the poetics of the social and the organized2 Poetry as reflexive landscapes of inclusive potential3 Organizational poetry as an embodied feminist practicePART II TERRITORIES OF POETRY AND EXPERIENCE4 Workplace landscapes amidst a global pandemic5 Iotas6 Breaking words and silencesAfterword

‘As a lecturer, this book teaches you how to ignite the flame of creativity in your students. As a manager, it guides you to see beyond the facts, transcend norms and structures, and discover new ways of thinking, communicating, and organizing with humanity, integrity, and empathy. As a management scholar, this book encourages you to free yourself from predefined managerial terms, challenges you to set aside everything you've learned and redefines managerial theories by immersing yourself in the context, finding a poetic way to express your ideas without excluding others.’