10-04-2006 The articles in this publication tend to be very reflective (even philosophical) analyses of management theory and current organizational thought;b1the editors speak of the journal's "ethos," not its mission or scope. This atypical approach toward writing about organizational theory and behavior provides students with a broader way of thinking about their research topics. Examples of recent article themes include how narrative fiction informs research writing on organizations, how media rhetoric affects business decisions, and a special issue examining the concepts of "spacing and timing" in the organizational domain. Recommended for larger academic collections. URL: www.sagepub.com/journal.aspx?pid=231 (Tyler, Peg)