ephemera: theory & politics in organization

volume 11, number 2 (may 2011)
editorial
Thomas Lopdrup-Hjorth, Marius Gudmand-Høyer, Pia Bramming and Michael Pedersen	Governing work through self-management

articles
Christian Maravelias	The managementization of everyday life – workplace health promotion and the management of self-managing employees
Alexander Paulsson	Resisting self-management? On the possibility of dissolving oneself in fast food restaurants
Helle Bjerg and Dorthe Staunæs	Self-management through shame – uniting governmentality studies and the 'affective turn'
Diane Skinner	Fearless speech: Practising Parrhesia in a self-managing community

notes
Sverre Raffnsøe	The Five Obstructions: Experiencing the human side of enterprise
Jørgen Leth, Sverre Raffnsøe and Peder Holm-Pedersen	Tripping up the perfect
Mary Jo Hatch	Organizing obstructions to manage organizations creatively: Reflecting The Five Obstructions

roundtable
Pia Bramming, Marius Gudmand-Høyer, Dan Kärreman, Charlotta Levay, Michael Pedersen, Sverre Raffnsøe, Jens Rennstam, André Spicer and Sverre Spoelstra	Management of self-management

reviews
Joakim Kromann and Thomas Klem Andersen	Parrēsia: The problem of truth
Alan Bradshaw	Amidst the wreckage

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