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2019 PNP Plenary Session - Workplace Incivility and the Inclusive Organization

  • 1.  2019 PNP Plenary Session - Workplace Incivility and the Inclusive Organization

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    Please join us for the 2019 Public & Nonprofit Division's Plenary Session!  All conference attendees are welcome, no registration is required.  We look forward to seeing you there.  Please find details below.
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    Public & Nonprofit Division Plenary Session
    2019 Academy of Management Meeting
    Boston MA
     

    Workplace Incivility and the Inclusive Organization 
    Monday August 12th, 2019
    9:45 - 11:15 am
    Hilton Boston Back Bay - Adams B

     

    Organized and Moderated by:
    Janine O'Flynn
    University of Melbourne & the Australia and New Zealand School of Government
      

    (In)civility is not a new issue, but it is taking centre stage in current times. This is especially so for scholars concerned with the study of public and nonprofit organizations and activity. (In)civility cuts across levels of analysis too, with focus not just on what happens at the level of the individual (employee, service user, welfare recipient etc), but also the organization, and reaches well into the political domain. (In)civility in these domains may well influence activity in others. Exploring the notion of (in)civility, then, may take us in multiple directions, dimensions and layers. To explore workplace (in)civility, therefore, we need to look more broadly at what is happening around us. 

    We also need to ask important questions: what is (in)civility? Whose (in)civility? How does the changing nature of politics influence in(civility) within organizations (and vice versa)? How do scholars of public and nonprofit management make sense of this? 

    The aim of this panel is to bring broad and multi-disciplinary perspectives to this topic. A group of eminent experts will explore this topic including unpacking what we actually mean by (in)civility, the current political discourse, and what this means for (in)civility in the workplace.  Questions and audience discussion to follow. 

    This session is open to all AOM conference attendees.



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    Amy E. Smith
    Division Program Chair
    Academy of Management Public & Nonprofit Division

    Associate Professor
    UMass Boston
    AmyE.Smith@umb.edu
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