Consuelo Vásquez
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3887754 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Consuelo Vásquez |
| NOMBRES | Consuelo |
| APELLIDO | Vásquez |
| FIRMA | VÁSQUEZ C |
| AFILIACIONES | Université du Québec à Montréal |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 43 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 2 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2012 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Mockery from outside and from within
This article investigates how non-profit organizations (NPOs) in Morocco deploy mockery to respond to reporting pressures of an international humanitarian regime. Theoretically, we develop a neocolonial framework that integrates the inner and outer dimensions of mockery with its key mechanisms—epistemic filtering, template imposition, and tactical compliance—to explain the co-production of contested non-cooperative spaces. Based on multi-sited fi…
Towards a theory of decolonial performativity
Volunteers' Discursive Strategies for Navigating the Market/Mission Tension
This paper explores the paradoxical nature of volunteering by examining how volunteers navigate the market/mission paradox in their everyday practices. It mobilizes a communicative framework to study organizational oppositions. The paper contributes to the literature on the paradoxical nature of volunteering by proposing six discursive navigation strategies and a processual model for navigating oppositions in interaction. The findings highlight t…
Dis/Organization as Communication
This book accounts for the transformation of organizations in a post-bureaucratic era by bringing a communicational lens to the ontological discussion on organization/disorganization, offering a conceptual and methodological toolbox for studying dis/organization as communication. Increasingly, scholars acknowledge that communication is constitutive of organization; because meaning is always indeterminate, communication also (and simultaneously) g…
Dis/organization As Communication
Summoning the spirits
This article addresses the question: why does disorder tend to simultaneously accompany efforts to create order when organizing? Adopting a communication-centered perspective, we specifically examine the role of texts in the mutual constitution of order and disorder. Drawing on empirical material from three qualitative case studies on project organizing, we show that attempts of ordering through language use and texts (i.e. by closing and fixing …
Imagining organization through metaphor and metonymy
Within organization studies, Morgan’s seminal book Images of Organization has laid the groundwork for an entire research tradition of studying organizational phenomena through metaphorical lenses. Within Morgan’s list of images, that of ‘organization as flux and transformation’ stands out in two important regards. First, it has a strong metonymic dimension, as it implies that organizations consist of and are constituted by processes. Second, the …
Abriendo la autopoiesis
In the field of organizational communication, the notion of autopoiesis has been mostly used to explain the mechanisms that constitute organizations in autonomous systems.In this paper we argue that to better understand the autonomy and the constitutive mechanisms of organizations we need to study the narrative processes that distinguish organization as a unity.This statement is based on two premises: first, the intrinsic relation between autopoi…
A Two-Step Teaching Strategy for Coping With Textualization Fever in Ethnography
Ethnography is grounded in the belief that we can produce sensible knowledge about a social collectivity by carefully textualizing its members' lived experience, which is inextricably linked to our own. Yet how can we teach students the skills necessary to inscribe everyday life without instilling in them an obsession with writing that propels them out of the very life they're trying to investigate? In this article, we reflect critically on this …
Spacing Practices
This article pursues the constitutive premise of communication line of inquiry; using a space-time perspective to examine the ways that communication is constitutive of organization. Articulating a Communicative Constitution of Organizing approach with postmodern geography theories, it proposes a concept of space as an ongoing construct of multiple and heterogeneous sociomaterial interrelations. This results in an unfolding vision of organization…
Notes from the field on organizational shadowing as framing
Purpose Shadowing is becoming an increasingly popular method in management and organization studies. While several scholars have reflected on this technique, comparatively few researchers have explicated the specific practices that constitute this method and discussed their implications for research on processes of organizing. The purpose of this article is to address these issues by offering a conceptual toolbox that defines shadowing in terms o…
Summoning the spirits
This article addresses the question: why does disorder tend to simultaneously accompany efforts to create order when organizing? Adopting a communication-centered perspective, we specifically examine the role of texts in the mutual constitution of order and disorder. Drawing on empirical material from three qualitative case studies on project organizing, we show that attempts of ordering through language use and texts (i.e. by closing and fixing …
Spacing Practices
This article pursues the constitutive premise of communication line of inquiry; using a space-time perspective to examine the ways that communication is constitutive of organization. Articulating a Communicative Constitution of Organizing approach with postmodern geography theories, it proposes a concept of space as an ongoing construct of multiple and heterogeneous sociomaterial interrelations. This results in an unfolding vision of organization…
Imagining organization through metaphor and metonymy
Within organization studies, Morgan’s seminal book Images of Organization has laid the groundwork for an entire research tradition of studying organizational phenomena through metaphorical lenses. Within Morgan’s list of images, that of ‘organization as flux and transformation’ stands out in two important regards. First, it has a strong metonymic dimension, as it implies that organizations consist of and are constituted by processes. Second, the …
Volunteers' Discursive Strategies for Navigating the Market/Mission Tension
This paper explores the paradoxical nature of volunteering by examining how volunteers navigate the market/mission paradox in their everyday practices. It mobilizes a communicative framework to study organizational oppositions. The paper contributes to the literature on the paradoxical nature of volunteering by proposing six discursive navigation strategies and a processual model for navigating oppositions in interaction. The findings highlight t…
Abriendo la autopoiesis
In the field of organizational communication, the notion of autopoiesis has been mostly used to explain the mechanisms that constitute organizations in autonomous systems.In this paper we argue that to better understand the autonomy and the constitutive mechanisms of organizations we need to study the narrative processes that distinguish organization as a unity.This statement is based on two premises: first, the intrinsic relation between autopoi…
Notes from the field on organizational shadowing as framing
Purpose Shadowing is becoming an increasingly popular method in management and organization studies. While several scholars have reflected on this technique, comparatively few researchers have explicated the specific practices that constitute this method and discussed their implications for research on processes of organizing. The purpose of this article is to address these issues by offering a conceptual toolbox that defines shadowing in terms o…
Spacing Practices
This article pursues the constitutive premise of communication line of inquiry; using a space-time perspective to examine the ways that communication is constitutive of organization. Articulating a Communicative Constitution of Organizing approach with postmodern geography theories, it proposes a concept of space as an ongoing construct of multiple and heterogeneous sociomaterial interrelations. This results in an unfolding vision of organization…
Summoning the spirits
This article addresses the question: why does disorder tend to simultaneously accompany efforts to create order when organizing? Adopting a communication-centered perspective, we specifically examine the role of texts in the mutual constitution of order and disorder. Drawing on empirical material from three qualitative case studies on project organizing, we show that attempts of ordering through language use and texts (i.e. by closing and fixing …
Imagining organization through metaphor and metonymy
Within organization studies, Morgan’s seminal book Images of Organization has laid the groundwork for an entire research tradition of studying organizational phenomena through metaphorical lenses. Within Morgan’s list of images, that of ‘organization as flux and transformation’ stands out in two important regards. First, it has a strong metonymic dimension, as it implies that organizations consist of and are constituted by processes. Second, the …
Abriendo la autopoiesis
In the field of organizational communication, the notion of autopoiesis has been mostly used to explain the mechanisms that constitute organizations in autonomous systems.In this paper we argue that to better understand the autonomy and the constitutive mechanisms of organizations we need to study the narrative processes that distinguish organization as a unity.This statement is based on two premises: first, the intrinsic relation between autopoi…
A Two-Step Teaching Strategy for Coping With Textualization Fever in Ethnography
Ethnography is grounded in the belief that we can produce sensible knowledge about a social collectivity by carefully textualizing its members' lived experience, which is inextricably linked to our own. Yet how can we teach students the skills necessary to inscribe everyday life without instilling in them an obsession with writing that propels them out of the very life they're trying to investigate? In this article, we reflect critically on this …
Dis/Organization as Communication
This book accounts for the transformation of organizations in a post-bureaucratic era by bringing a communicational lens to the ontological discussion on organization/disorganization, offering a conceptual and methodological toolbox for studying dis/organization as communication. Increasingly, scholars acknowledge that communication is constitutive of organization; because meaning is always indeterminate, communication also (and simultaneously) g…
Dis/organization As Communication
Volunteers' Discursive Strategies for Navigating the Market/Mission Tension
This paper explores the paradoxical nature of volunteering by examining how volunteers navigate the market/mission paradox in their everyday practices. It mobilizes a communicative framework to study organizational oppositions. The paper contributes to the literature on the paradoxical nature of volunteering by proposing six discursive navigation strategies and a processual model for navigating oppositions in interaction. The findings highlight t…
Towards a theory of decolonial performativity
Mockery from outside and from within
This article investigates how non-profit organizations (NPOs) in Morocco deploy mockery to respond to reporting pressures of an international humanitarian regime. Theoretically, we develop a neocolonial framework that integrates the inner and outer dimensions of mockery with its key mechanisms—epistemic filtering, template imposition, and tactical compliance—to explain the co-production of contested non-cooperative spaces. Based on multi-sited fi…
Sociology (7 obras) · Computer Science (6 obras) · Linguistics (5 obras) · Philosophy (5 obras) · Philosophy (5 obras) · Social science (5 obras) · Epistemology (4 obras) · Management and Organizational Studies (4 obras) · Psychology (4 obras) · Political science (3 obras)