Browsing Publications Hosted at Saint Mary’s by Author "Mills, Albert J., 1945-"

Browsing Publications Hosted at Saint Mary’s by Author "Mills, Albert J., 1945-"

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    Conflicting identities and the struggle for organizational legitimacy: the Administrative Sciences Association of Canada 
    McLaren, Patricia Genoe; Mills, Albert J., 1945- (Atlantic Schools of Business, 2011)
    Studying the management of multiple organizational identities while striving for organizational legitimacy, we undertake a critical hermeneutic analysis of the archives of the Administrative Sciences Association of Canada ...

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    Engaging Acker: toward an understanding of the gendered organization 
    Mills, Albert J., 1945-; Dye, Kelly (Atlantic Schools of Business, 2005)
    The purpose of this paper is to explore Joan Acker’s system of gendering processes and to assess the potential of this framework to help researchers better identify those activities in and around organizations that maintain, ...

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    The gendered substructure of the Atlantic Schools of Business 
    Sanderson, Kathy; Mills, Albert J., 1945- (Atlantic Schools of Business, 2010)
    The Atlantic Schools of Business (ASB) have been hosting an annual business conference for the past 39 years. This conference does not belong to any one organization and has long been perceived as not having a structure. ...

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    History and the obfuscation of Canadian management theory 
    McLaren, Patricia Genoe; Mills, Albert J., 1945- (Atlantic Schools of Business, 2014)
    Although a distinct country from the United States, with different management challenges and opportunities, management theory as taught in Canada is a US-centric body of research that is considered scientific, rational, ...

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    Visualizing the ASB actor-network: a management scholarship training camp 
    MacNeil, Ryan Thomas; Mills, Albert J., 1945- (Atlantic Schools of Business, 2012)
    This paper explores the sociology of management knowledge through a case study of the Atlantic Schools of Business conference. Drawing on actor-network theory and social network analysis, we construct a graph of relationships ...

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    Written narratives of four women managers in Mexico: gendered managerial identities 
    Barragan, Salvador; Mills, Albert J., 1945- (Atlantic Schools of Business, 2010)
    Written narratives are useful devices for studying the process of identity construction. We analyzed the discursive constructions of four women managers in Mexico, in three business magazines. Strategies of fixing the women ...

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