Research Companion to the Dysfunctional Workplace
Management Challenges and Symptoms
ContentsPART I BARRIERS TO PRODUCTIVE WORK
1 When good people do nothing: a failure of courage
Christopher R. Rate and Robert J. Sternberg2 Personality disorders and derailment at work: the paradoxical positive influence of pathology in the workplace
Adrian Furnham3 Problems of employees with personality disorders: the exemplar of obsessive-compulsive personalitydisorder (OCPD)
Michael Kyrios, Maja Nedeljkovic, Richard Moulding and Guy Doron4 Tyrants and workplace bullying
Janice Langan-Fox and Michael Sankey5 The struggle of the self: identity dysfunctions in the contemporary workplace
Glen E. Kreiner6 Why bad leaders stay in good places
Debra L. Shapiro and Mary Ann Von Glinow7 Leadership and ethics: the darker side of management
Marc J. Schabracq and Iva Embley Smit8 Employee loss of trust in management: surviving in a new era
Roger C. Mayer9 Employee attachment and deviance in organizations
Thomas E. Becker and Rebecca J. Bennett10 Work hours and work addiction: work now, pay later
Ronald J. Burke and Teal McAteer11 Feedback phobia? Why employees do not want to give or receive performance feedback
Jeanette N. Cleveland, Audrey S. Lim and Kevin R. Murphy12 Everybody hurts, sometimes: the language of emotionality and the dysfunctional organization
Anjana Anandakumar, Tyrone S. Pitsis and Stewart R. Cleggvi Research companion to the dysfunctional workplace13 Humor in organizations: no laughing matter
Robert E. Wood, Nadin Beckmann and Fiona PavlakisPART II MANAGING ORGANIZATIONAL MAYHEM
14 The role of organizational practices and routines in facilitating normalized corruption
Mahendra Joshi, Vikas Anand and Kevin Henderson15 The dysfunction of territoriality in organizations
Graham Brown and Sandra L. Robinson16 Towards a relational model of workplace aggression
M. Sandy Hershcovis and Julian Barling17 Understanding and deterring employee theft with organizational justice
Edward C. Tomlinson and Jerald Greenberg18 When teams fail in organizations: what creates teamwork breakdowns?
Dana E. Sims and Eduardo Salas19 Collective wisdom as an oxymoron: team-based structures as impediments to learning
Michael D. Johnson and John R. Hollenbeck20 The bright and dark sides of personality: implications for personnel selection in individual and team contexts
Timothy A. Judge and Jeffery A. LePine21 Motives and traits as a driver of adaptive and maladaptive managerial styles
Sharon L. Grant22 Avoiding entrepreneurial frustration: building a management team
Robert D. Hisrich and Julie Lutz423 Organizational change and its dysfunctional effect on managers in large organizations
Les Worrall, Cary L. Cooper and Kim Mather24 Helping creativity and innovation thrive in organizations:functional and dysfunctional perspectives
Neil Anderson and Rosina M. Gasteiger25 ‘Dysfunctional’ subcultures in organizations: threat or a key to enhancing change?
Roy J. Lewicki, David Greenberger and Erin CoyneEdited by
Janice Langan-Fox
Professor of Management, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia
Cary L. Cooper CBE
Professor of Organizational Psychology and Health, Lancaster University Management School, UK
Richard J. Klimoski
Professor of Psychology and Management and Dean, School of Management, George Mason University, USA
Edward Elgar
Cheltenham, UK Northampton, MA, USA
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