Technologizing discourse to standardize projects in multi-project organizations: Hegemony by consensus
Artikel i vetenskaplig tidskrift, 2004

A project-management model is a powerful, but little researched, discursive tool in the 'new' bureaucratization process of multi-project organizations. It is a means of creating hegemony by consensus and can be seen as an example of the process of technologization of discourse. Through this process, discourse technologists redesign organizational discourses and work processes, turning them into representations of consensual praxis. This article traces this redesign process in a major telecom organization and shows how the 'new' practices are disseminated within the organization.

post-bureaucracy

discursive practices

actor-network theory

critical discourse analysis

Författare

Christine Räisänen

Chalmers, COMESA, Byggnadsekonomi

Anneli Linde

Chalmers, COMESA, Byggnadsekonomi

Organization

1350-5084 (ISSN)

Vol. 11 1 101-121

Ämneskategorier

Företagsekonomi

DOI

10.1177/1350508404039660

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Skapat

2017-10-06