The Organization of Craft Work
Identities, Meanings, and Materiality
Herausgeber: Bell, Emma; Toraldo, Maria Laura; Taylor, Scott; Mangia, Gianluigi
The Organization of Craft Work
Identities, Meanings, and Materiality
Herausgeber: Bell, Emma; Toraldo, Maria Laura; Taylor, Scott; Mangia, Gianluigi
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The Organization of Craft Work develops a diverse range of theoretical perspectives for understanding craft work will be of interest both to students at an advanced level, academics and reflective practitioners in business and management disciplines.
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The Organization of Craft Work develops a diverse range of theoretical perspectives for understanding craft work will be of interest both to students at an advanced level, academics and reflective practitioners in business and management disciplines.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: CRC Press
- Seitenzahl: 296
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. Juni 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 150mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 408g
- ISBN-13: 9780367355487
- ISBN-10: 0367355485
- Artikelnr.: 57005121
- Verlag: CRC Press
- Seitenzahl: 296
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. Juni 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 150mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 408g
- ISBN-13: 9780367355487
- ISBN-10: 0367355485
- Artikelnr.: 57005121
Emma Bell is Professor of Organisation Studies at The Open University, UK. Gianluigi Mangia is Professor of Organization Studies at the University of Naples Federico II, Italy, and Head of Department of Management, Organizations and Human Resources at the Scuola Nazionale dell'Amministrazione (SNA) in Rome, Italy. Scott Taylor is Reader in Leadership and Organization Studies at University of Birmingham, UK. Maria Laura Toraldo is a Postdoctoral Research Assistant and Lecturer at the Università della Svizzera italiana (USI), Lugano, Switzerland.
Introduction: Understanding contemporary craft work
Emma Bell, Maria Laura Toraldo, Scott Taylor and Gianluigi Mangia
1. Craft in Japan
Robin Holt and Yutaka Yamauchi
2. Crafted in America: from culture to profession
Shelby Solomon and Blake Mathias
3. Wine, the authenticity taste regime and rendering craft
Jennifer Smith Maguire
4. Organising the home as making space: crafting scale, identity, and
boundary contestation
Susan Luckman and Jane Andrew
5. Smells like craft spirit: craft as empowerment and social movement in
niche perfumery
Claus Noppeney and Nada Endrissat
6. Deploying social memory for international recognition: the role of place
and tradition in an Italian silk tie maker
Maria Laura Toraldo, Stefano Consiglio and Gianluigi Mangia
7. Back to the brewster: craft brewing, gender and the dialectical
interplay of retraditionalisation and innovation
Chris Land, Neil Sutherland and Scott Taylor
8. Craft as a contested term: meaning diversities between entrepreneurs and
consumers in the craft-brewing industry
Nadine Waehning, Maria Karampela and Juho Pesonen
9. Making livelihoods within communities of practice: the place of guild
organisations in the craft sector
Nicola J. Thomas and Doreen Jakob
10. The cordwainers lair: contingency in bespoke shoemaking
Robert Ott
11. Craft as resistance: a conversation about craftivism, embodied enquiry
and craft-based methodologies
Ann Rippin and Sheena J. Vachhani
12. Being maker-centric: making as method for self-organization and
achieving craft impact in local communities and economies
Fiona Hackney, Deirdre Figueiredo, Laura Onions, Gavin Rogers and Jana
Milovanovic
13. Reflecting on the relationship between craft and history: perspectives,
resources and contemporary implications
Richard Blundel
Emma Bell, Maria Laura Toraldo, Scott Taylor and Gianluigi Mangia
1. Craft in Japan
Robin Holt and Yutaka Yamauchi
2. Crafted in America: from culture to profession
Shelby Solomon and Blake Mathias
3. Wine, the authenticity taste regime and rendering craft
Jennifer Smith Maguire
4. Organising the home as making space: crafting scale, identity, and
boundary contestation
Susan Luckman and Jane Andrew
5. Smells like craft spirit: craft as empowerment and social movement in
niche perfumery
Claus Noppeney and Nada Endrissat
6. Deploying social memory for international recognition: the role of place
and tradition in an Italian silk tie maker
Maria Laura Toraldo, Stefano Consiglio and Gianluigi Mangia
7. Back to the brewster: craft brewing, gender and the dialectical
interplay of retraditionalisation and innovation
Chris Land, Neil Sutherland and Scott Taylor
8. Craft as a contested term: meaning diversities between entrepreneurs and
consumers in the craft-brewing industry
Nadine Waehning, Maria Karampela and Juho Pesonen
9. Making livelihoods within communities of practice: the place of guild
organisations in the craft sector
Nicola J. Thomas and Doreen Jakob
10. The cordwainers lair: contingency in bespoke shoemaking
Robert Ott
11. Craft as resistance: a conversation about craftivism, embodied enquiry
and craft-based methodologies
Ann Rippin and Sheena J. Vachhani
12. Being maker-centric: making as method for self-organization and
achieving craft impact in local communities and economies
Fiona Hackney, Deirdre Figueiredo, Laura Onions, Gavin Rogers and Jana
Milovanovic
13. Reflecting on the relationship between craft and history: perspectives,
resources and contemporary implications
Richard Blundel
Introduction: Understanding contemporary craft work
Emma Bell, Maria Laura Toraldo, Scott Taylor and Gianluigi Mangia
1. Craft in Japan
Robin Holt and Yutaka Yamauchi
2. Crafted in America: from culture to profession
Shelby Solomon and Blake Mathias
3. Wine, the authenticity taste regime and rendering craft
Jennifer Smith Maguire
4. Organising the home as making space: crafting scale, identity, and
boundary contestation
Susan Luckman and Jane Andrew
5. Smells like craft spirit: craft as empowerment and social movement in
niche perfumery
Claus Noppeney and Nada Endrissat
6. Deploying social memory for international recognition: the role of place
and tradition in an Italian silk tie maker
Maria Laura Toraldo, Stefano Consiglio and Gianluigi Mangia
7. Back to the brewster: craft brewing, gender and the dialectical
interplay of retraditionalisation and innovation
Chris Land, Neil Sutherland and Scott Taylor
8. Craft as a contested term: meaning diversities between entrepreneurs and
consumers in the craft-brewing industry
Nadine Waehning, Maria Karampela and Juho Pesonen
9. Making livelihoods within communities of practice: the place of guild
organisations in the craft sector
Nicola J. Thomas and Doreen Jakob
10. The cordwainers lair: contingency in bespoke shoemaking
Robert Ott
11. Craft as resistance: a conversation about craftivism, embodied enquiry
and craft-based methodologies
Ann Rippin and Sheena J. Vachhani
12. Being maker-centric: making as method for self-organization and
achieving craft impact in local communities and economies
Fiona Hackney, Deirdre Figueiredo, Laura Onions, Gavin Rogers and Jana
Milovanovic
13. Reflecting on the relationship between craft and history: perspectives,
resources and contemporary implications
Richard Blundel
Emma Bell, Maria Laura Toraldo, Scott Taylor and Gianluigi Mangia
1. Craft in Japan
Robin Holt and Yutaka Yamauchi
2. Crafted in America: from culture to profession
Shelby Solomon and Blake Mathias
3. Wine, the authenticity taste regime and rendering craft
Jennifer Smith Maguire
4. Organising the home as making space: crafting scale, identity, and
boundary contestation
Susan Luckman and Jane Andrew
5. Smells like craft spirit: craft as empowerment and social movement in
niche perfumery
Claus Noppeney and Nada Endrissat
6. Deploying social memory for international recognition: the role of place
and tradition in an Italian silk tie maker
Maria Laura Toraldo, Stefano Consiglio and Gianluigi Mangia
7. Back to the brewster: craft brewing, gender and the dialectical
interplay of retraditionalisation and innovation
Chris Land, Neil Sutherland and Scott Taylor
8. Craft as a contested term: meaning diversities between entrepreneurs and
consumers in the craft-brewing industry
Nadine Waehning, Maria Karampela and Juho Pesonen
9. Making livelihoods within communities of practice: the place of guild
organisations in the craft sector
Nicola J. Thomas and Doreen Jakob
10. The cordwainers lair: contingency in bespoke shoemaking
Robert Ott
11. Craft as resistance: a conversation about craftivism, embodied enquiry
and craft-based methodologies
Ann Rippin and Sheena J. Vachhani
12. Being maker-centric: making as method for self-organization and
achieving craft impact in local communities and economies
Fiona Hackney, Deirdre Figueiredo, Laura Onions, Gavin Rogers and Jana
Milovanovic
13. Reflecting on the relationship between craft and history: perspectives,
resources and contemporary implications
Richard Blundel