Academy of Management Proceedings · 1989 · 66 citations · 0 references
Social SciencesGender StudiesOrganization StudiesFeminist TheoryOrganizational TheoryWomen's StudiesFeminist EpistemologyFeminist EthicsFeminist PhilosophyGender TheoryOrganizational EthicsStandpoint TheoryFeminist Social TheoryFeminist Theory Of PowerPatriarchal Theory
This paper proposes that it is as important to examine the social consequences of organizational research as it is to examine the social consequences of management. To help us begin to do so we sketch some ways feminist scholarship contributes to rewriting organizational knowledge so that social and ethical consequences are explicitly addressed.