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Sabotage or Performed Compliance: Rhetorics of Resistance in Temp Worker Discourse

John W. Jordan
Pages 19-40 | Published online: 12 Dec 2010

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Matthew S. Vorell & Heather J. Carmack. (2015) Healing the Healer: Stress and Coping Strategies in the Field of Temporary Medical Work. Health Communication 30:4, pages 398-408.
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ThomasA. Discenna. (2007) On the Limits of Performed Compliance: Jill Carroll and the Rhetoric of Entrepreneurial Adjuncts. Communication Quarterly 55:4, pages 467-483.
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Todd Norton & Chris Sadler. (2006) Dialectical Hegemony and the Enactment of Contradictory Definitions in a Rural Community Planning Process. Southern Communication Journal 71:4, pages 363-382.
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Kathleen M. Ryan. (2009) The performative journalist. Journalism 10:5, pages 647-664.
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Todd Norton. (2009) Situating Organizations in Politics. Management Communication Quarterly 22:4, pages 525-554.
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Ruth Blatt. (2008) Organizational Citizenship Behavior of Temporary Knowledge Employees. Organization Studies 29:6, pages 849-866.
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Jeroen P. de Jong, René Schalk & Tobias Goessling. (2007) An Institutional Perspective on the Employment Position of Temporary Workers in the Netherlands. Relations industrielles 62:3, pages 492-515.
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Loril M. Gossett. (2016) Falling between the Cracks. Management Communication Quarterly 19:3, pages 376-415.
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