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... > social science subjects > business and management > organization studies > organization studies encyc > culture and symbolism > magic in organizing

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magic in organizing  

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  • The concept of magic implies the use of a set of practices and tools, or a particular mode of rationality, that refers to invisible powers or agencies to influence events, cause changes in material conditions, or create experiences of a particular quality. The practice of magic involves a set of symbolic actions employing words (spells, incantations, etc.), artifacts (charms, totems, etc.) and particular events and procedures (rites and ceremonies) performed by a magician and/or other participants in an audience. [Source: International Encyclopedia of Organization Studies; Magic in Organizing]

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