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

• Between rationalism and romanticism: metaphors in managing conflicting institutional logics in science and technology parks
  August 20, 2021 by Valtteri Vähä-Savo
• Organising dissonance on the Tibetan plateau: insights from the wisdom of nonduality
  August 11, 2021 by Dongjing Kang
• To be, or not to be elite, that is the question: the unresolved identity struggles of ex-consultants
  July 26, 2021 by Patrizia Hoyer
• ‘Koreans are the Israelis of the East’: a postcolonial reading of cultural similarities in cross-cultural management
  July 19, 2021 by Irina Lyan
• The video game as agencement and the image of new gaming experiences: the work of indie video game developers
  April 30, 2021 by Alexander Styhre
• Undisclosed reality: harassment of gay male employees in Sri Lankan heteronormative workplaces
  April 23, 2021 by Arosha S. Adikaram
• Rumours and gossip demand continuous action by managers in daily working life
  February 4, 2021 by Roy Liff
• Entrepreneurship and the struggle over order and coherence: a thematic reading of Robert Musil’s The Man Without Qualities
  January 2, 2021 by Bernadette Loacker
• Creating home at work: humanistic geography and placemaking in organizations
  December 26, 2020 by Elizabeth Wilhoit Larson
• Breaking the unchangeable pattern of old habits in organization studies: introducing the view of Ravaission’s notion of habit as a dynamic inclination
  December 15, 2020 by Michael Pedersen

Special Issue Call for Papers

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 

Ghosts in the Organization

Guest Edited by Lynne Baxter and Carolyn Hunter, University of York, UK
Deadline: 1 February 2020

The Politics of Difference  

Guest Edited by:
Jasmin Mahadevan,  Pforzheim University, Germany
Henriett Primecz,  Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary
Albert J. Mills,  Saint Mary’s University, Halifax, Canada 
Deadline: 13 September 2021