Culture and Organization is the SCOS in-house journal. It is published six times a year by Taylor and Francis. The journal reflects the SCOS outlook and philosophy, and the editors are members of the SCOS board.

The journal started out as Studies in Cultures, Organizations, and Society in 1995, and changed to its current name in 2002.  Amongst open and special issues, there is also a special issue each year devoted to the theme of a previous SCOS conference.

More information can be found at the Culture and Organization homepage.

Latest articles in Culture and Organization

• When the main job tasks are perceived to be ‘irrelevant’ in the workplace: the internal uselessness of corporate social responsibility work in Japan
  August 19, 2019 by Enrico Fontana
• Cursed creatives: alienation, sublimation, and the plight of contemporary creative work
  August 19, 2019 by Nathan Gerard
• Realistic egocentrism: caring leadership through an evolutionary lens
  July 8, 2019 by Gerardo David Abreu Pederzini
• Carne – flesh and organization
  June 14, 2019 by Ilaria Boncori
•  ‘At home, he’s a pet, at work he’s a colleague and my right arm’: police dogs and the emerging posthumanist agenda
  May 30, 2019 by Charles Knight
• Deadly sins and corporate acquisitions
  May 27, 2019 by Svante Schriber
• Writing birthing bodies: exploring the entanglements between flesh and materiality in childbirth
  May 20, 2019 by Astrid Huopalainen
• From bodies as ‘meat’ to bodies as ‘flesh’: the expression of performance management as ‘sacrificial acts’ within professional rugby
  May 3, 2019 by Will McConn-Palfreyman
• ‘Spirits, dancing in the flesh’: choreography and organisation
  May 2, 2019 by Brigitte Biehl
• Cutting my dick off
  May 2, 2019 by Saoirse Caitlin O’Shea

Special Issue Call for Papers

From antagonists to allies? Exploring the critical performativity of alternative organization 
Guest edited by Sine N. Just, Roskilde University 
Christian De Cock, University of Essex 
Stephan Schaefer, Lund University 
Deadline: 31 August 2019 

Teaching what is not there: Engaging art in higher education on organizing and management 
Guest Edited by Anke Strauß, Zeppelin University 
Monika Kostera, the Jagiellonian University 
Deadline: 26 November 2020