Diversity, Affect and Embodiment in Organizing

<p>1.&nbsp;Introducing Affective Embodiment and Diversity;&nbsp;Marianna Fotaki and Alison Pullen.- Part I. Theoretical Developments: Affect, Bodies and Diversity.- 2. The Political and Ethical Potential of Affective Resonance between Bodies;&nbsp;Justine Grønbæk Pors.- 3.&nbsp;Nurturing Bodies: Exploring Discourses of Parental Leave as Communicative Practices of Affective Embodiment;&nbsp;Sine N. Just and Robyn V. Remke.- 4. Body-sensitive Diversity Research between Enablement and Disablement; Laura Dobusch.- 5. The&nbsp;Sick Body: Conceptualizing the Experience of Illness in Senior Leadership; Peter P. Ghin.- Part II. Empirical Studies of Diversity and Affective Embodiment.- 6. Uniform Matters: Body Possibilities of the Gendered Soldier; Sine N. Just, Line Kirkegaard and Sara Louise Muhr.- 7. Dancers as Inter-corporeality: Breaking Down the Reluctant Body;&nbsp;Emmanouela Mandalaki.- 8. Bounded Complexity of Bodily Realities: The (Dis)Embodiment of Elderly Lesbians;&nbsp;Bärbel S. Traunsteiner and Regine Bendl.- 9.&nbsp;The Embodiment of Otherness: Deconstructing Power Relations between Staffing Agencies, Diverse Jobseekers and Organizations in the Israeli Business Sector;&nbsp;Shani Kuna and Ronit Nadiv.- 10.&nbsp;Disembodied Senior Managers: The Perspective of Male Senior Managers in an Australian Hospitality Organisation;&nbsp;Mahan Poorhosseinzadeh, Glenda Strachan and Kaye Broadbent.- Part III. Critical Political Approaches on Affective Embodiment.- 11.&nbsp;Embodying the Social: Desire and Devo(ra)tion at the Teatro Oficina;&nbsp;Gazi Islam.- 12.&nbsp;Affect, Diversity and the Problem of Consolation in the Critique of Public Servant Identity;&nbsp;Francisco Valenzuela.- 13. Reverie as Reflexivity; Darren Thomas Baker.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><p></p>