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Academic Hierarchy
academic workplace dynamics
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Assistant Professor
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Author_Charlotte Bloch
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Clark's Theory
Clark’s Theory
Deceiving Game
Demarcation Lines
Departmental Atmosphere
Emile Durkheim
emotion management strategies
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feeling
Feeling Rules
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gender micropolitics
Green Eyed Monster
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Interactional Rights
Kemper 1978a
Offensive Reviewer
organisational sociology
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PhD Community
PhD Fellow
Phenomenological Hermeneutic Interpretation
power relations in universities
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qualitative research on academic emotions
Researcher's Approach
Researcher’s Approach
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Scheff's Theory
scheffs
Scheff’s Theory
Self-transcending Emotions
social exclusion in academia
Spontaneous Humour
Spontaneous Joke
Successful Interaction Rituals
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Unacknowledged Shame
Urban Research Environments
Vice Versa
Product details
- ISBN 9781409442547
- Weight: 430g
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 03 Oct 2012
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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Analysing emotions and emotion-management in the academic organization, Passion and Paranoia shows how focusing on emotions in organizations can offer insights into important aspects and the dynamics of organizational processes. Drawing on rich interview material, this book demonstrates the often-overlooked importance of emotions in academic life, to reveal the manner in which emotion contributes to social bonds, power-relationships and hierarchies, micro-politics and processes of inclusion and exclusion from an academic career. A significant contribution to the study of emotion and the academy, Passion and Paranoia will appeal to sociologists and anthropologists researching work and organizations, emotion, academic culture and social relationships.
Charlotte Bloch is Associate Professor of Cultural Sociology at the Department of Sociology, University of Copenhagen, Denmark.
