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Garry Marvin: Foreword; Linda Tallberg and Lindsay Hamilton: Editorial Introduction; Section One: Organizing Animals: Past, Present, Future; 1 Kendra Coulter: From Interesting to Influential: Looking Forward with Multispecies Organization Studies; 2 Amanda Rees: Breeding Profits: Animals as Labour and Capital in Euro-American History; 3 Richie Nimmo: Posthumanist Praxis and the Paradoxes of Agency, Responsibility and Organization in the ’Anthropocene’; 4 Caroline Clarke, Charles Barthold, Matthew Cole: COVID-19 and Zoonotic Disease: Manufacturing and Organizing Ignorance Within the Animal-Industrial Complex; 5 Helena Pedersen: Organizing a Real That Is Yet To Come: A Critical Inquiry of Education in Animal Organization Studies Through the Animal-Industrial Complex; Section Two: Organizing Animal Encounters: Knowing, Meaning, and Materiality; 6 Astrid Huopalainen: More-Than-Human Leadership? Studying Leadership in Horse-Human Relationships; 7 Camille Bellet: Reconfiguring the Senses: Sensor Technologies and the Production of a New Sensorium in Cattle Farming; 8 Erika Cudworth: Working the Dog: The Organisation of Space, Time, and Labour In Multi-Species Homes; 9 Christian Hunold: Social Media Images of Urban Coyotes and the Constitution of More-Than-Human Cities; 10 Lucy Connolly: Imagining Stories of and With Animals at Work: Care, Embodiment, and Voice-Giving in Human-Equine Work; 11 Harry Wels and Frans Kamsteeg: Wild Pedagogies for Doing Multispecies Organisational Ethnography: Using the Tracking Craft of the Southern African San; 12 Karl-Erik Sveiby and Tex Skuthorpe in memoriam: Guided by a Lizard: Respectful Organizing and Symmetric Reciprocity With Totem Animals; 13 Stephanie Russell: Secret Squirrel Reports for Duty: How the Use of Animal Metaphors Can Assist Our Learning of Workplace Interactions; 14 Tricia Cleland-Silva: Big Hat No Cattle: Using Animal Metaphors to Frame Strategic Human Resource Management; Section Three: Sustainability, Identity, and Ethics: Animals in Production and Consumption Systems; 15 Bryonny Goodwin-Hawkins: Animal Organization Studies and the Foundational Economy: Infrastructures of Everyday Multispecies Life; 16 Doris Schneeberger: How Can We Reduce Speciesism? A Psychological Approach to a Social Problem; 17 Dinesh Joseph Wadiwel: A Handshake Between Anthropocentricism and Capitalism: Reflections on Animal Life Within Industrial Food Systems; 18 Nik Taylor, Heather Fraser, Naomi Stekelenburg, and Julie King: Barbaric, Feral, or Moral? Stereotypical Dairy Farmer and Vegan Discourses on the Business of Animal Consumption; 19 Else Vogel: Tinkering With Relations: Veterinary Work in Dutch Farm Animal Care; 20 Steffen Hirth: Stockfree’s Short Shadow: Shifting Food Systems Towards Sustainability by Re-Thinking Veganism as a Performative Practice of Production; 21 Olivia Davies and Thomas D. J. Sayers: Honeybee Bias and Bee-Washing: Effects of Vertebrate-Centric Care?; 22 Elisa Aaltola: Empathy and Inclusion: A Philosophical Reading of the Ethics of Nonhuman Animals in Organizations; Section Four: Care, Culturesm, and Affect in Animal Work Relations; 23 Damian O’Doherty: Olly the Cat: Excerpts From a Feline Ethnography in Business and Management Studies; 24 Lindsay Hamilton: Catching Crab Truth in Seawater: On Rockpooling, Affect, and Charisma; 25 Linda Tallberg and Peter J. Jordan: When Disaster Hits, Dissonance Fades: Callings and Crisis at an Animal Shelter; 26 Jose-Carlos Garcia-Rosell: Husky Kennels as Animal Welfare Activists: Multispecies Relationships as Drivers of Institutional Change; 27 David Redmalm, Marcus Persson, and Clara Iversen: Robotic Animals in Dementia Care: Conceptions of Animality and Humanity in Care Organizations; 28 Janet Sayers and Rachel Forrest: Te Ao Maori and One Welfare in Aotearoa New Zealand: The Case of Kuri, Dog Registration, the Law and Local Councils; 29 Nickie Charles, Rebekah Fox, Mara Miele. and Harriet Smith: Dogs at Work: Gendered Organizational Cultures and Dog-Human Partnerships

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