On imposters and impact: A comment on the triumph of nonsense
Abstract
I have sympathies with many of the arguments made by Dennis Tourish in his article, and I especially welcome his desire to restore more meaning and purpose to management research and his call for our writing to have humor, curiosity, and passion. But I cannot agree with all of his characterization of our discipline, hence, this response. My main point of disagreement is that I feel his account fails to sufficiently consider the diversity around our discipline, and those who populate it.
Journal Title
Academy of Management Learning and Education
Volume
19
Issue
2
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Subject
Curriculum and Pedagogy
Business and Management