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Best, Steven "Cows, capitalism, and cover-ups: The politics and economics of mad cow disease". Tamara: Journal of Critical Postmodern Organization Science. FindArticles.com. 28 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa4007/is_200101/ai_n8949288/

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Articles in 2001 issue of Tamara: Journal of Critical Postmodern Organization Science

• TAMARA board room history
  by Boje, David M
• Corporate predators
  by Cohen, Robert
• nomadic organization: The postmodern organization of becoming, The
  by Styhre, Alexander
• TAMARA dialog room
• Postcolonial research as relevant practice
  by Chatterji, Angana P
• Environmental and social responsibility rhetoric of Nike and Reebok
  by Landrum, Nancy
• TAMARA editorial room
• Editorial: Athletic apparel industry is Tamara-land
  by Boje, David M
• Satisfying ambiguity
  by Swigart, Rob
• I win Again
  by Taylor, Acquenetta
• FLYING HOME
  by Granger, Randy
• Information systems in use: A representational perspective
  by Brooke, Carole
• Internet and grassroots politcs: Nike, the athletic apparel industry and the anti-sweatshop campaign, The
  by Carty, Victoria
• What doors can we open?
  by Boje, David M
• Postcolonial sites and markets: Indigenous organizations in Chiapas, Mexico
  by Vargas-Cetina, Gabriela
• TAMARA attic - what is what?
• TAMARA feature article room
• From the waste land to the waste world
  by Coopey, John
• TAMARA feature article room
• A response essay to TAMARA Manifesto
  by Barker, James R
• discursive construction of older worker identity: A reflection on process and methods, The
  by Ainsworth, Susan
• A response essay to TAMARA Manifesto
  by Bissett, Ngaire
• etymology of 'corporate predatorship': A critical commentary, The
  by Oswick, Cliff
• About TAMARA's special review features
• "I dream a world": Re-imagining change
  by Grimes, Diane
• TAMARA special topoics review room
• What is TAMARA play?
• Spin, spin, spin: Responsorial
  by Boje, David M
• KNOWLEDGE R.I.P.? Resurrecting knowledge requires rediscovering the university
  by Fuller, Steve
• Master Woods
  by Taylor, Acquenetta
• TAMARA manifesto
  by Boje, David M
• Cows, capitalism, and cover-ups: The politics and economics of mad cow disease
  by Best, Steven
• TAMARA editorial room
• Response: Critical theory in education: Remembering the lessons of El Abuelito
  by Pruyn, Marc; Garcia, Herman
• prison with symbolic walls: Complexity and structuration in Havel's Power of the Powerless, The
  by Hammond, Scott C; Houston, Rene
• Think global, act local: From Naive comparison to critical participation in the teaching of strategic international human resource management
  by De Cieri, Helen; Cox, Julie Wolfram; Fenwick, Marilyn S
• Review of memento (director, Christopher Nolan, 2000
  by Jeffers, Tamer; Cairns, George
• Antecedents and determinants of sweatshop establishments: If the shoe fits...
  by Banfe, Peter L; Govekar, Michele A; Miceli, Nicholas S; Woods, Dexter R Jr
• "A brief manifesto"
  by Cairns, George; Beech, Nic
• Textuality and the postmodernist neglect of the politics of representation
  by Carr, Adrian N; Zanetti, Lisa A
• Adjusting the granularity of management perception and action
  by Beech, Nic; Cairns, George; Montuori, Alfonso
• Contesting the spiritual space: Patriarchy, Nureaucracy, and the gendering of women's religious orders
  by Mills, Albert J; Ryan, Catherine
• Just buy it: Nike advertising aimed at Glamour readers: A critical feminist analysis
  by Arsenault, Darin J; Fawzy, Tamer
• mouse is mightier than a lion: Should TAMARA be a science or a pomo poetic aesthetic?, The
  by Bissett, Ngaire; Boje, David
• Postmodernism revisited? Complexity science and the study of organisations
  by Van Uden, Jacco; Richardson, Kurt A; Cilliers, Paul
• Just buy it: Nike advertising aimed at Glamour readers: A critical feminist analysis
  by Arsenault, Darin J; Fawzy, Tamer