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      OrganiZational communication and organiSational communication: Binaries and the fragments of a field

      Ganesh, Shiv
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      Ganesh, S. (2009). OrganiZational communication and organiSational communication: Binaries and the fragments of a field. Communication Journal of New Zealand, 10(2), 6-17.
      Permanent Research Commons link: https://hdl.handle.net/10289/3534
      Abstract
      In this paper, I employ personal narrative to help cast light on connections and tensions between organiZational communication research, as produced in the United States, and organiSational communication research, as produced in Aotearoa New Zealand. I address the issue by highlighting three sets of differences between these bodies of research: canonical, institutional and theoretical. I then unpack how these differences are apparent in my own university before sketching out three ways in which we might productively use such tensions to achieve radical engagement, and critique disciplinary others, identities, and locations.
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      2009
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      New Zealand Communication Association
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      This article is published in the Communication Journal of New Zealand. © Copyright 2009 New Zealand Communication Association. Used with permission.
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