Organizational Communication

No Single Point of Failure: Organizational Culture as a Discursive Formation within U.S. Intelligence Affairs

Both U.S. intelligence officials and intelligence studies scholars claim that "organizational culture" is a cause of "intelligence failure" and the proper locus of post-9/11 intelligence reform efforts.

The (Dis)organizing Property of Communication

This investigation tested current organizational communication theory, which posits that organization emerges in talk.

From Micro-Actions to Macro-Structure: A Structurational Approach to the Evolution of Organizational Networks

This paper argues social network analysis may be integrated with structuration theory to better understand the emergence of communication networks.