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ANTi-History: let's get critical … critical, I want to get critical!

In: Handbook of Historical Methods for Management

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  • Gabrielle Durepos

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In this chapter, I describe ANTi-History by focusing on eight of its constitutive facets. Three exemplar ANTi-History articles are featured, each show the approach in use. I then give an example of using ANTi-History to write an organisational history of a provincial museum. To illustrate the value of ANTi-History, I outline the theoretical insight it can offer, as well as why I feel the approach is needed now more than ever. In conclusion, I offer methodological guidance for those wishing to use ANTi-History.

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  • Gabrielle Durepos, 2023. "ANTi-History: let's get critical … critical, I want to get critical!," Chapters, in: Stephanie Decker & William M. Foster & Elena Giovannoni (ed.), Handbook of Historical Methods for Management, chapter 4, pages 46-63, Edward Elgar Publishing.
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