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Who is ‘the middle manager’?
N Harding, H Lee, J Ford
Human relations 67 (10), 1213-1237, 2014
3792014
Leadership and charisma: A desire that cannot speak its name?
N Harding, H Lee, J Ford, M Learmonth
Human Relations 64 (7), 927-949, 2011
1932011
Towards a performative theory of resistance: Senior managers and revolting subject (ivitie) s
NH Harding, J Ford, H Lee
Organization studies 38 (9), 1209-1232, 2017
1592017
Queer (y) ing public administration
H Lee, M Learmonth, N Harding
Public Administration 86 (1), 149-167, 2008
1112008
From female computers to male comput♂ rs: Or why there are so few women writing algorithms and developing software
R Tassabehji, N Harding, H Lee, C Dominguez-Pery
human relations 74 (8), 1296-1326, 2021
422021
On the ethics of psychometric instruments used in leadership development programmes
S Wilson, H Lee, J Ford, N Harding
Journal of Business Ethics 172, 211-227, 2021
212021
Why sexual health promotion misses its audience: Men who have sex with men reading the texts
H Lee
Journal of Health Organization and Management 21 (2), 205-219, 2007
162007
If philosophers went on a leadership course: A (serious) farce in three Acts
S Wilson, H Lee, J Ford, N Harding
Leadership 18 (4), 471-497, 2022
82022
In pursuit of impact: How psychological contract research can make the work-world a better place
JM Kraak, SD Hansen, Y Griep, S Bhattacharya, N Bojovic, MR Diehl, ...
Group & Organization Management, 10596011241233019, 2024
62024
The Doctor/Manager Relationship as a Psychosocial Encounter: A Scene of Fantasy and Domination?
N Harding, H Lee
The Psychosocial and Organization Studies: Affect at Work, 215-240, 2014
42014
Problematic workplace behaviours in the software development profession: Using transactional analysis to diagnose toxicity and improve relationships at work
R Tassabehji, H Lee, N Harding
Group & Organization Management 49 (6), 1454-1494, 2024
22024
If Philosophers went on a Leadership Course
S Wilson, JM Ford, NH Harding, H Lee
Academy of Management Proceedings 2018 (1), 10796, 2018
22018
From female computers to male computors: How the brave new world of software development marginalises women
R Tassabehji, N Harding, H Lee, C Dominguez-Pery
Human Relations, 2020
12020
Queer (y) ing Voluntary Sector Services: An Example from Health Promotion
N Harding, H Lee
Making Public Services Management Critical, 217-228, 2010
12010
Organizations, Neoconservativism, and New Chauvinism: Organizational receptivity to right-wing political strategies
N Harding, R Tassabehji, H Lee
Organization Studies 45 (10), 1411-1439, 2024
2024
If philosophers went on a leadership course: A (serious) farce in three Acts (Apr, 10.1177/17427150221083428, 2022)
S Wilson, H Lee, J Ford, N Harding
LEADERSHIP 19 (2), 191-191, 2023
2023
A widely used tool for 360-degree feedback can encourage unethical leadership
S Wilson, N Harding, J Ford, H Lee
LSE Business Review, 2021
2021
On Looking for Women in IT and Finding Posthumans Instead
H Lee, NH Harding, R Tassebehji
Academy of Management Proceedings 2019 (1), 12703, 2019
2019
Towards a performative
NH Harding, JM Ford, H Lee
s self-archiving policy., 2017
2017
Welcome to the new editorial team
N Harding, J Ford, H Lee
Journal of Health Organization and Management 25 (1), 2011
2011
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