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2014-02-01Erratum to Lessons for leaders: Positive organization studies meets Niccolò Machiavelli (Leadership, (2013), 9, 4(450-465), 10.1177/1742715012455355)Pina e Cunha, M; Clegg, S; Rego, A
2014-01-01The ethical speaking of objects: ethics and the 'object-ive' world of Khmer Rouge young comradesPina e Cunha, M; Clegg, S; Rego, A
2013-06-01Expressing compassion in the face of crisis: Organizational practices in the aftermath of the Brisbane floods of 2011Simpson, AV; Clegg, S; Pina e Cunha, M
2009-01From "This job is killing me" to "I live the life I love and I love the life I live"Pina e Cunha, M; Rego, A; Clegg, SR; Cabral-Cardoso, C; Reddy, S
2019-09-01“Heaven or Las Vegas”: Competing institutional logics and individual experiencePina e Cunha, M; Giustiniano, L; Rego, A; Clegg, S
2022-01-01Leadership Ignoring Paradox to Maintain Inertial OrderMastio, EA; Clegg, SR; Pina e Cunha, M; Dovey, K
2019Management, Organizations and Contemporary Social TheoryClegg, SR; Pinha e Cunha, M; Clegg, SR; Pina e Cunha, M
2019Management, Organizations and Contemporary Social TheoryClegg, S; Pina E Cunha, M; Clegg, S; Pina e Cunha, M
2008-07-01Manna from heaven: The exuberance of food as a topic for research in management and organizationPina e Cunha, M; Cabral-Cardoso, C; Clegg, S
2017-04-01Mission impossible? The paradoxes of stretch goal settingPina e Cunha, M; Giustiniano, L; Rego, A; Clegg, S
2013-07-01Mundane Objects and the Banality of Evil: The Sociomateriality of a Death CampClegg, SR; Pina e Cunha, M; Rego, A; Dias, J
2021-10-01‘Open Purpose’: Embracing Organizations as Expressive SystemsClegg, S; Pina e Cunha, M; Rego, A; Santos, F
2014-12-01Organizational improvisation: From the constraint of strict tempo to the power of the avant-gardePina e Cunha, M; Clegg, S; Rego, A; Neves, P
2015-01-01Powers of Romance: The Liminal Challenges of Managing Organizational IntimacyClegg, S; Pina e Cunha, M; Rego, A; Story, J
2015-01-01‘The revolution will not be televised’: the institutional work of radical change in China’s Cultural RevolutionChan, A; Clegg, S; Pina e Cunha, M; Rego, A
2021The historical embededness of organizational paradoxes: Risk-related rituals and realities in emergency managementPierides, D; Clegg, SR; Pina e Cunha, M; Bednarek, R; Smith, W
2022-01-01Theorizing compassionate leadership from the case of Jacinda Ardern: Legitimacy, paradox and resource conservation<sup> 1</sup>Simpson, AV; Rego, A; Berti, M; Clegg, S; Pina e Cunha, M
2013-01To the Victor go the Spoils! Distributed Agencies, Inhumanities and the Case of Comrade Duch of the Khmer RougeClegg, SR; Pina e Cunha, M; Rego, A; Vaujany, FD; Mitev, N
2023-07-01Understanding pragmatic paradoxes: When contradictions become paralyzing and what to do about itPina e Cunha, M; Rego, A; Berti, M; Simpson, AV