After Practice: A Personal Reflection
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https://doi.org/10.19154/njwls.v5i3a.4836Keywords:
Organization & managementAbstract
My text contains more questions than answers, and the answers are only speculative. My first question is: ‘Whose turn to practice took place in 2001?’ The text contains a short review of various meanings of the term in different disciplines. From there I move to the second question, which I find especially relevant for my discipline: management and organization studies. ‘Is ‘reflective practitioner’ an oxymoron?’ I set Niklas Luhmann against Donald Schön in my search for an answer. The third question is: ‘How can bridges between practitioners and theoreticians of management be (re)built?’Author Biography
Barbara Czarniawska, University of Gothenburg
GRI. email: barbara.czarniawska@gri.gu.se
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