Organizational memorialization: spatial history and legitimation as chiasms

Vaujany, François‐Xavier de; Vaast, Emmanuelle; Clegg, Stewart; Aroles, Jeremy

doi:10.1108/qrom-01-2020-1887

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“…shadowing (Butcher, 2013), interviews (Gherardi et al. , 2019) and visuals (de Vaujany et al. , 2021).…”

Section: Discussion: Contouring a Timely Methodological Research Agendamentioning

confidence: 99%

“…, 2021). Future steps, then, include systematic explorations of cross-fertilizing potentials and method synergies between temporality research and neighboring fields, such as management history studies (de Vaujany et al. , 2021; see, for example, parallel discussions of methodological development and reflexivity in Durepos and Mills, 2011; Hartt et al.…”

Section: Discussion: Contouring a Timely Methodological Research Agendamentioning

confidence: 99%

“…These could include sharpening temporal methods by considering historicity beyond past-present-future reconfigurations by, for example, combining a temporal lens with archival methods (Basque and Langley, 2018). In turn, it might also lead “historians and archivists of organizations to be more reflexive about the role of their own work” (de Vaujany et al. , 2021, p. 88) as a specific temporal methodology.…”

Section: Discussion: Contouring a Timely Methodological Research Agendamentioning

confidence: 99%

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Timely methods: a methodological agenda for researching the temporal in organizing

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PurposeThis paper stimulates methodological debates and advances the research agenda for qualitative research about time and temporality in organizing processes. It develops a framework for studying the temporal in organizing that contributes by: (1) providing an overview to prepare for and navigate various methodological challenges in this regard, (2) offering inspiration for relevant solutions to those challenges and (3) posing timely questions to facilitate temporal reflexivity in scholarly work.Design/methodology/approachBased on a literature review of studies about temporality in organizing processes, the authors develop a framework of well-acknowledged methodological challenges, dilemmas and paradoxes, and pose timely questions with which to develop potential solutions for research about organization and time.FindingsThe framework of this study offers a synthesis of methodological challenges and potential solutions acknowledged in the organization studies literature. It consists of three interrelated dimensions of methodological challenges to studying temporality in organizing processes, namely: empirical, analytical and representational challenges. These manifests in six subcategories: empirical cases, empirical methods, analytical concepts, analytical processes and coding, representing researchers’ temporal embeddedness and representing multiple temporalities.Originality/valueThis paper allows scholars to undertake a more ambitious, collective methodological discussion and sets an agenda for studying the temporal in organizing. The framework developed stimulates researchers’ temporal reflexivity and inspires them to develop solutions to specific methodological challenges that may emerge in their study of the temporal in organizing.

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“…shadowing (Butcher, 2013), interviews (Gherardi et al. , 2019) and visuals (de Vaujany et al. , 2021).…”

Section: Discussion: Contouring a Timely Methodological Research Agendamentioning

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Section: Discussion: Contouring a Timely Methodological Research Agendamentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Discussion: Contouring a Timely Methodological Research Agendamentioning

confidence: 99%

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Timely methods: a methodological agenda for researching the temporal in organizing

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2022

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“…The concept of temporality has received some attention in project management and organizational studies ( Clark and Maielli, 2008 ; Braun and Lampel, 2020 ; Clegg et al, 2020 ; Geraldi et al, 2020 ; de Vaujany et al, 2021 ). For instance, recently Clegg et al (2020) pointed to the concept of memory, “as a bridge between the temporalities of organizing that are past and were never intended to endure, and those that are ongoing” (p: 37).…”

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Walking at the edge: How tempo-spatial nexus forms HRM practices in project-based organizations

Samimi

2023

Front. Psychol.

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IntroductionResearch has scrutinized the role of different HRM practices in Project-based Organizations (PBOs) mostly in terms of project success and articulated the challenges of traditional HRM to reconcile with the project context. Nevertheless, HRM practices have been addressed less in PBOs with a practice-based research lens. Particularly, the role of tempo-spatial nexus in shaping such practices in this organizational form has been under-researched, although PBOs provide a very suitable context for doing so.MethodsDrawing upon a comparative case study in the oil and gas industry of Scotland and adopting a practice-based approach, this research aims to shed light on how HRM practices are shaped and re-shaped in the project-based context. The study, specifically, scrutinizes the role of temporality and space in the formation, adoption and adaptation of HRM practices in these organizational forms.Results and discussionThe findings reveal that project characteristics, specifically their duration, size and technical properties, induce different temporalities that along with different work locations and inter-organizational relationships, impact HRM practices as a threefold structure.

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“…A university developing its archives means that it has built a past that will guide it on its future. What the UIN Sunan Kalijaga Archives has done is an effort to protect its past as a source of information that can be used to make the right decisions for the future (Vaujany, Vaast, Clegg, & Aroles, 2020;Netshakhuma, 2020).…”

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Archives as Information Infrastructure and Their Urgency Towards Research

Laugu

2021

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This research was conducted to investigate archives as information infrastructure in research. This term is used because archives are seen as the primary source for research. Thus, it is very fundamental and urgent for researchers regarding the data to be used and their accuracy is reliable. The research used a qualitative descriptive method in the frame of a constructivist approach in reading the phenomena of UIN Sunan Kalijaga Archives. Data collection was carried out using three main techniques, namely interview, observation, and documentation. The results of the study found three important issues related to the existence of archives as information infrastructure on research, i.e. archives as a means of historical preservation, primary document, and research development capital. As a curator of history, it seems that its function is very important in historical research because its birth was not intended to produce historical materials, but was born by itself following the interaction of the people. As a primary document, archives are important because they were born simultaneously with events, not from the stories of social actors. As for the framework of research development capital, archives are a source that has a high degree of accuracy, so that its function in research is very important to produce qualified research.

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Organizational memorialization: spatial history and legitimation as chiasms

Cited by 4 publications

References 81 publications

Timely methods: a methodological agenda for researching the temporal in organizing

Timely methods: a methodological agenda for researching the temporal in organizing

Walking at the edge: How tempo-spatial nexus forms HRM practices in project-based organizations

Archives as Information Infrastructure and Their Urgency Towards Research

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