This article draws on a study of doctors' experiences of clinical managing to highlight research conventions that limit the development and use of middle range theories in grounded studies. Using sensemaking and the psychological contract as example frameworks, we illustrate how customary...

Stimulated by reaction to the first worldwide economic crisis of the 21st century, debate has begun on making the activities and outputs of business and management schools more critical, including the recognition of wider social interests. This debate has implications for economic education. We...

The recruitment of young, “green” workers has long been recognised as a defining characteristic of the greenfield site. Extends understanding of how person‐centred recruitment, with its emphasis on employee acceptability, disadvantages the older greenfield applicant. Whether it be a new...