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<p>Prior to joining ESSEC, Dr Ioana Lupu was a Lecturer in Management Control at Queen Mary University London and a Marie Curie Senior Research Fellow at Cass Business School, Centre for the Study of Professional Service Firms working on an EU funded project. She is the author of one book based on her PhD dissertation: “<i>Carrières de femmes. Identité, socialisation et vie familiale dans les cabinets d’audit et d’expertise“ [Women’s careers. Identiy, Socialization and family life in the accounting firms]</i>, Vuibert Editions, Paris (2014).</p>\n
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<p>Currently, Ioana is working on projects exploring control, identity, temporal experiences, body and compulsive behaviours in knowledge-intensive firms (audit and law firms). More recently, she examines mental health and well-being at work in the context of digital transformation and data-driven performance management.</p>\n
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<p>Prior to joining ESSEC, Dr Ioana Lupu was a Lecturer in Management Control at Queen Mary University London and a Marie Curie Senior Research Fellow at Cass Business School, Centre for the Study of Professional Service Firms working on an EU funded project. She is the author of a book based on her PhD dissertation: “<i>Carrières de femmes. Identité, socialisation et vie familiale dans les cabinets d’audit et d’expertise“ [Women’s careers. Identiy, Socialization and family life in the accounting firms]</i>, Vuibert Editions, Paris (2014).</p>\n
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<p>Her work received commendations such as: Faculty Transnational Research Best Conference Paper Award, Best Conference Paper Based on a Dissertation Award, and Best Paper by a Transnational Student Award (Academy of Management, 2012, 2013). Ioana's papers are published in Organization Science, Organization Studies, Human Relations, Harvard Business Review, Critical Perspectives on Accounting and Accounting, Auditing and Accountability Journal.</p>\n
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"slug" => "publishing-without-editors-or-authors-competing-logics-circulation-and-cultural-creation-in-a-publishing-firm"
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"title" => "Publishing without Editors or Authors? Competing Logics, Circulation, and Cultural Creation in a Publishing Firm"
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0 => "Édition"
1 => "Contrôle de gestion"
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"updatedAt" => "2021-07-13 14:31:40"
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"fr" => "Two contradictory logics have historically been present in the publishing field (Thornton, 2002): editorial logic and market logic. Based on a qualitative case study within the French publishing sector, our study demonstrates accounting’s colonization of the editorial process. Specifically, we explore the effects of the income statement on shaping the publication of a collection of children’s books. Our study shows that previous traditional editorial logic is marginalized and that the controller has become the key actor in giving an account of the creative process. Moreover, we also note the performative effects of the income statement on actors and their understanding of the creative process. Our case study explains how the widespread use of accounting technologies in this context is sustained by a market logic that it in turn sustains and strengthens."
"en" => "Two contradictory logics have historically been present in the publishing field (Thornton, 2002): editorial logic and market logic. Based on a qualitative case study within the French publishing sector, our study demonstrates accounting’s colonization of the editorial process. Specifically, we explore the effects of the income statement on shaping the publication of a collection of children’s books. Our study shows that previous traditional editorial logic is marginalized and that the controller has become the key actor in giving an account of the creative process. Moreover, we also note the performative effects of the income statement on actors and their understanding of the creative process. Our case study explains how the widespread use of accounting technologies in this context is sustained by a market logic that it in turn sustains and strengthens."
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11 => Essec\Faculty\Model\Contribution {#2226
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"slug" => "intertextuality-in-corporate-narratives-a-discursive-analysis-of-a-contested-privatization"
"yearMonth" => "2017-07"
"year" => "2017"
"title" => "Intertextuality in corporate narratives: a discursive analysis of a contested privatization"
"description" => "LUPU, I. et SANDU, R. (2017). Intertextuality in corporate narratives: a discursive analysis of a contested privatization. <i>Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal</i>, 30(3), pp. 53-564."
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0 => array:3 [
"name" => "LUPU Ioana"
"bid" => "B00726855"
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1 => array:1 [
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Purpose. Despite the growing amount of research on the social and organizational role of legitimacy, very little is known about the subtle discursive processes through which organizational changes are legitimated in contemporary society. The purpose of this paper is to explore the subtle processes of interdiscursivity and intertextuality through which an organization constructs a sense of legitimacy.\n
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Design/methodology/approach. Drawing on the case of a newly privatized oil company in a transitional, post-communist economy, the authors’ research uses critical discourse analysis to analyze the annual reports, corporate press releases, and relevant media from the four years following privatization.\n
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Findings. The authors argue for a relational understanding of legitimacy construction that emphasizes how legitimacy relies on the multiple processes of intertextuality linking corporate narratives and media texts. Corporate narratives are not produced solely by the discourses that occur at the individual and organizational levels; they are also produced by the much broader discourses that occur at the societal level.\n
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Originality/value. This study’s main contribution is that it reveals the intertextual and interdiscursive construction of corporate narratives, which is a key element in understanding how discourses around privatization are interlinked and draw upon other macro-level discourses to construct legitimacy.
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Purpose. Despite the growing amount of research on the social and organizational role of legitimacy, very little is known about the subtle discursive processes through which organizational changes are legitimated in contemporary society. The purpose of this paper is to explore the subtle processes of interdiscursivity and intertextuality through which an organization constructs a sense of legitimacy.\n
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Design/methodology/approach. Drawing on the case of a newly privatized oil company in a transitional, post-communist economy, the authors’ research uses critical discourse analysis to analyze the annual reports, corporate press releases, and relevant media from the four years following privatization.\n
\n
Findings. The authors argue for a relational understanding of legitimacy construction that emphasizes how legitimacy relies on the multiple processes of intertextuality linking corporate narratives and media texts. Corporate narratives are not produced solely by the discourses that occur at the individual and organizational levels; they are also produced by the much broader discourses that occur at the societal level.\n
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Originality/value. This study’s main contribution is that it reveals the intertextual and interdiscursive construction of corporate narratives, which is a key element in understanding how discourses around privatization are interlinked and draw upon other macro-level discourses to construct legitimacy.
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12 => Essec\Faculty\Model\Contribution {#2227
#_index: "academ_contributions"
#_id: "10934"
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"id" => "10934"
"slug" => "role-distancing-and-the-persistence-of-long-work-hours-in-professional-service-firms"
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"year" => "2022"
"title" => "Role Distancing and the Persistence of Long Work Hours in Professional Service Firms"
"description" => "LUPU, I., RUIZ-CASTRO, M. et LECA, B. (2022). Role Distancing and the Persistence of Long Work Hours in Professional Service Firms. <i>Organization Studies</i>, 43(1), pp. 7-33."
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0 => array:3 [
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1 => array:3 [
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2 => array:1 [
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2 => "professional service firms"
3 => "role distancing"
4 => "role redefinition"
5 => "professions, emotions"
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"fr" => "This paper examines how and why individuals distance themselves from the prescribed professional role that – like the ‘ideal worker’ image – centres on long work hours. Our study of audit and law professionals demonstrated that although many people complied with the professional role, some came to distance themselves from the professional role centred on long work hours. We develop a model of role distancing as consisting of two interrelated microprocesses: apprehension, involving a cognitive and emotional shift as individuals start envisaging their professional role as provisional and potentially changeable, and role redefinition, private and/or public, where individuals modify their work practices. In the firms we studied, although both men and women redefined their roles for themselves (private role redefinition), women were more likely than men to also redefine the professional role for external audiences (public role redefinition). Together, these findings highlight the importance of apprehension and role redefinition for role distancing, offer new insights into the role of emotions and material constraints, and thus enrich theory on role distancing."
"en" => "This paper examines how and why individuals distance themselves from the prescribed professional role that – like the ‘ideal worker’ image – centres on long work hours. Our study of audit and law professionals demonstrated that although many people complied with the professional role, some came to distance themselves from the professional role centred on long work hours. We develop a model of role distancing as consisting of two interrelated microprocesses: apprehension, involving a cognitive and emotional shift as individuals start envisaging their professional role as provisional and potentially changeable, and role redefinition, private and/or public, where individuals modify their work practices. In the firms we studied, although both men and women redefined their roles for themselves (private role redefinition), women were more likely than men to also redefine the professional role for external audiences (public role redefinition). Together, these findings highlight the importance of apprehension and role redefinition for role distancing, offer new insights into the role of emotions and material constraints, and thus enrich theory on role distancing."
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13 => Essec\Faculty\Model\Contribution {#2228
#_index: "academ_contributions"
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"slug" => "beyond-the-balance-sheet-intellectual-capital-disclosure-in-transition-economies-a-case-study-from-the-oil-industry"
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"year" => "2008"
"title" => "Beyond the balance sheet: Intellectual Capital disclosure in transition economies. A Case Study from the Oil Industry"
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1 => array:1 [
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"updatedAt" => "2021-04-19 22:32:59"
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"fr" => ""
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14 => Essec\Faculty\Model\Contribution {#2229
#_index: "academ_contributions"
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"slug" => "les-rapports-narratifs-du-management-sont-ils-equilibres-etude-de-cas-sur-la-reconnaissance-du-capital-intellectuel-dans-les-rapports-annuels-journal-of-accounting-and-management-informat"
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15 => Essec\Faculty\Model\Contribution {#2230
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16 => Essec\Faculty\Model\Contribution {#2231
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How can you develop habits early in your career that will help you create a good work-life balance and avoid burnout?\n
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