Acknowledgements.
Chapter 1. Managerialism and its Discontents.
Chapter 2. McBureaucracy: Liberalism and the Iron Cage.
Chapter 3. Citizenship: The Corporate State.
Chapter 4. Community: The Freedom to Work.
Chapter 5. The Business of Business Ethics.
Chapter 6. Criticising Critical Management Studies.
Chapter 7. The Culture Industries and the Demonology of Big Organisations.
Chapter 8. Anti-Corporate Protest.
Chapter 9. For Organisation.
Notes.
Bibliography.
Index
Martin Parker is a Reader in Social and Organizational Theory, University of Keele.
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