FREMEAUX S., SFERRAZZO R., LETIERCE C., MURITHI W., (2025). Navigating the ethical tensions of women’s entrepreneurship in the indigenous context: The case of a Maasai community in Kenya.
FREMEAUX S., SFERRAZZO R., LEE H.-L., GREVIN A., (2025). Generalized reciprocity and giving-incentive schemes: Examining contemporary Confucian practices within a Korean organization.
SFERRAZZO R., GUERCI M., HOLM M., GAZI ISLAM G., (2024). Falling from heaven: Waves of spirituality in management education within business schools.
SFERRAZZO R., MARCAZZAN E., (2024). Investigating the logic of gift as an expression of fraternity: A social cooperative case.
SFERRAZZO R., NIGRI G., RENATO RUFFINI R., (2023). Back to Anthropology: Re-thinking the normative foundations of stakeholder theory through the Civil Economy approach.
SFERRAZZO R., FREMEAUX S., GREVIN A., (2023). Rescuing authenticity at work: insights from workers’ rituals in alternative organizational settings.
CAROLLO L., SFERRAZZO R., SHYMKO Y., (2023). Apocalypse and Organization Studies: Transforming Eschatological Drive into Bold Theorizing.
SFERRAZZO R., FREMEAUX S., GREVIN A., (2023). The collective experience of authenticity at work: Insights from community-oriented rituals in contemporary work settings.
FREMEAUX S., SFERRAZZO R., SHYMKO Y., (2022). Rehabilitating the existential meaning of work with Simone Weil: Melting the icy pandemonium of contemporary organizations.
CAROLLO L., SFERRAZZO R., (2022). A contribution to understanding the apocalypses that nowadays circulate in and around organizations.
CAROLLO L., SFERRAZZO R., (2022). A contribution to the analysis of cultural apocalypses in and around organizations.
NIGRI G., RAMIREZ L. F., SFERRAZZO R., (2022). The Civil Company: Place based sustainability in dialogue with business ethics and workplace spirituality.
CAROLLO L., SFERRAZZO R., (2021). An Analysis of Cultural Apocalypses in and around Organizations.
CAROLLO L., SFERRAZZO R., (2021). “Apocalypse in and around organizations: it’s the end of organizational worlds as we know them”.
