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Managing Overflow In Affluent Societies 1st Edition Barbara Czarniawska

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Managing Overflow In Affluent Societies 1st Edition Barbara Czarniawska
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Publisher: Routledge
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.72 MB
Pages: 12
Author: Barbara Czarniawska, Orvar Löfgren
ISBN: 9780415519977, 0415519977
Language: English
Year: 2012
Edition: 1

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Managing Overflow In Affluent Societies 1st Edition Barbara Czarniawska by Barbara Czarniawska, Orvar Löfgren 9780415519977, 0415519977 instant download after payment.

“It is simply too much” is a common complaint of the modern age. This book looks at how people and institutions deal with overflow - of information, consumption or choices. The essays explore the ways in which notions of overflow – framed in terms of excess and abundance or their implicit opposites, scarcity and dearth – crop up in a number of contexts such as sociological and economic theory, management consulting, consumer studies, and the politics of everyday life. Chapters range from studies of overload at home, at work or in the world of cyber information; strategies of coping with overflow in institutions such as news agencies; and historical comparisons. When, where, how and for whom is overflow a problem or a blessing?

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