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• Bureaucracy, the Holocaust and Techniques of Power at Work**

The generational properties of organization theory are an increasing topic for analysis, usually in terms of what is addressed and how it is addressed. Some writers have alerted us to the importance of those social issues that are not addressed. Combining the idea of generational scholarship with the idea of those non-issues that remain unaddressed, this paper highlights how some of the events of the Second World War, which authorities agree was a generational defining and demarcating experience, have been neglected in organization theory. Nowhere is this more clearly demonstrated than in the Holocaust. Strangely, this practical experiment in organizational design and practice seems to have elided almost all interest by organization theorists, whether functionalist or critical. The pape...

... similarly disastrous consequences, as Rwanda demonstrates. The Holocaust is the crime of the la...

• Management Revue
• Band 20 Nr. 4, Oktober 2009

• 'Völkermordbankier' Ruandas in Belgien Verurteilt

... Bank BCR (Banque Commerciale du Rwanda), Ephrem Nkezabera, am Montag wegen Verbrechen geg...

• Die Tageszeitung; Berlin
• 4. Dezember 2009

• Ethnocentric Hrm Policies in the Asia Pacific Region: An Explanation of Host Country Resistance**

This paper considers the impact of ethnocentric policies, using as an example diversity policies, created by Multinational Companies (MNCs), Non Government Organisations (NGOs) and international agencies then imposed on a host country and its population. Examples of practices in the Asian Pacific region illustrate how the experience of colonialisation, war and migration have major impact on perceptions of the Host Country governments and nationals The paper discusses possible reasons for Host Country Nationals (HCNs) to resist foreign, apparently, ethnocentric policies. The resistance is often based on the experience of being colonised or the fragile social cohesiveness by the host nations. The motives of the MNC are often perceived to be to weaken the host nation and its organisations ...

... in Parliament, out-performed by Rwanda, Afghanistan and Iraq. It can be argued that the U...

• Management Revue
• Band 18 Nr. 4, Januar 2007