Postmodern management and the coming crises of organizational analysis - Robert P. Gerphart,Jr., David M. Boje, and Tojo Joseph Thatchenkery Part I: deconstructing organizational analysis: critique, reflections, and alternatives Management, social issues, and the postmodern era - Robert P. Gephart,Jr Exploring the terrain of modernism and postmodernism in organization theory - John Hassard Storytelling at administrative science quarterly: warding off the postmodern barbarians - David M. Boje, Dale E. Fitzgibbons, and David S. Steingard Part II: beyond MAN-AGE-ment: gender, discourse, and organizational voices Women as constituent directors: re-reading current texts using a feminist-postmodernist approach - Patricia Bradshaw Liberation from within? Organizational implications of irigaray's concept of "residue"- Ian Atkin and John Hassard Do you take your body to work? - David Barry and Mary Ann Hazen A theory of stakeholder enabling: giving voice to an emerging postmodern praxis of organizational discourse - Jerry M. Calton and Nancy B. Kurland Part III: from techno-logy to eco-logy: epistemological issues in environmental management Ecological futures: systems theory, postmodernism, and participative learning in an age of uncertainty - Alfonso Montuori and Ronald E. Purser Simulacral environments: reflexivity and the natural ecology of organizations - Robert P. Gephart, Jr Part IV: postmodern pedagogy Pedagogy for the postmodern management classroom: greenback company - Grace Ann Rosile and David M. Boje Reconstruction of choice: advocating a constructivist approach to postmodern management education - Ghazi F. Binzagr and Michael R. Manning Modernism, postmodernism, and managerial competencies: a multidiscourse reading - Eric H. Neilsen Part V: critical issues in global organizational studies Metaphors of globalization - Stewart Y. Clegg and John T. Gray Organizations as a play of multiple and dynamic discourses: an example from a global social change organization - Tojo Joseph Thatch Technologies of representation in the global corporation: power and polyphony - Kenneth J. Gergen and Diana Whitney Conclusion: reconstructing Organizations for future survival - Robert P. Gephart, Jr., Tojo Joseph Thatchenkery, and David M. Boje