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The politics of IT-enabled restructuring and the restructuring of politics through total quality management
Accounting, Management & Information Technologies
1998 : VOL. 8:2/3, p. 107-126
 1998 McCabe, D.
Knights, D.
Wilkinson, A.
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Quality in a retail bank: how would you measure something like that? (Qualitätssicherung)
Journal of Management Studies
1997 : MAY, VOL. 34:3, p. 371-388
 1997 Knights, D.
McCabe, D.
10.
The hype and hope of interdisciplinary management studies
British Journal of Management
1997 : MAR, VOL. 8:1, p. 9-22
 1997 Knights, D.
Willmott, H.
11.
Organization theory in the age of deconstruction: dualism gender and postmodernism revisited
Organization Studies
1997 : VOL. 18:1, p.1-19
 1997 Knights, D.
12.
Strategy under the microscope: strategic management and IT in financial services
Journal of Management Studies
1995 : MAR, VOL. 32:2, p. 191-214
 1995 Knights, D.
Morgan, G.
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The consumer rules? An examination of the rhetoric and "reality" of marketing in financial services
European Journal of Marketing
1994 : VOL. 28:3, p. 42-54
 1994 Knights, D.
Sturdy, A.
Morgan, G.
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Management, masculinity and manipulation: from paternalism to corporate strategy in financial services in Britain (Banken)
Journal of Management Studies
1993 : JUL, VOL. 30:4, p. 659-677
 1993 Kerfoot, D.
Knights, D.
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Calculations of risk: towards an understanding of insurance as a moral and political technology (!CALCULATION)
Accounting, Organizations and Society
1993 : OCT/NOV, VOL. 18:7/8, p. 729-764
 1993 Knights, D.
Vurdubakis, T.
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Organization theory and consumption in a post-modern era
Organization Studies
1993 : VOL. 14:2, p. 211-234
 1993 Knights, D.
Morgan, G.
17.
"It's a very foreign discipline": the genesis of expenses control in a mutual life insurance company.
British Journal of Management
1993 : MAR, VOL. 4:1, p.1-18
 1993 Knights, D.
Willmott, H.
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