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Routledge Authority and Power in Social Interaction - Routledge Studies

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Description

Authority and Power in Social Interaction explores methods of analysing authority and power within the minutiae of everyday interaction. This Routledge Studies volume draws on expertise from a diverse international team of organisational communication and language scholars to examine how people recreate authority and power through conversation and joint action, rather than viewing these concepts as constraints on human activity. The book confronts multiple perspectives within each chapter, offering a broad range of analytical approaches to understanding how context shapes authority dynamics in social settings. Ideal for researchers, students, and professionals in organisational communication, leadership studies, and sociolinguistics seeking rigorous methodological frameworks for studying power relations.

Key Features

Routledge Studies in Communication, Organization, and Organizing series publication providing peer-reviewed scholarship on organisational dynamics and communication theory.

Methods-focused approach to analysing authority and power in conversation and social interaction rather than treating them as fixed structural constraints.

International team of scholars contributing diverse perspectives on how people construct and maintain authority through everyday communication practices.

Broad range of analytical approaches across chapters enabling readers to compare methodologies for studying power relations in organisational contexts.

Comprehensive exploration of how context influences the emergence and exercise of authority in joint action and interactive settings.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
30 July 2019
Listed Since
26 April 2019

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