dr. (Juup) JPJM Essers

Assistant professor Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University Department of Organisation and Personnel Management

Location: Burg. Oudlaan 50, Rotterdam
Room: T10-42
Email: jessers@rsm.nl

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Juup Essers is Assistant Professor of Models and Policy at the Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University (RSM). He holds an MA in Philosophy & Political Theory from Leiden University and an MScBA and PhD from RSM. Juup has authored and co-authored publications in the areas of philosophy of organization science, incommensurability of management theories, and ideology in organizations. He also sits on the scientific committee of the biennial conference on Rhetoric and Narratives in Management Research (RNMR) in Barcelona. With more than 30 years of teaching experience under his belt, Juup has lectured on a variety of topics, ranging from rhetoric, philosophy of science, and cross-cultural management to business research methodology. He is a regular winner of the Best Teacher award in the Evening MScBA program at RSM. His current research interests mainly focus on a critical appraisal of the semiotics and rhetoric of leadership discourse.

Marja Flory & Juup Essers (2016) - Slawomir Magala, Generalist with a Cause - Journal of Organizational Change Management, 29 (1) - doi: 10.1108/JOCM-11-2015-0217
Juup Essers (2012) - Re?writing the Organization: The Ideological Deadlock of Narrative Methodology. - Journal of Organizational Change Management, 25 (2), 332-351 - doi: 10.1108/09534811211213991
Juup Essers, S Böhm & A Contu (2009) - Corporate Robespierres, Ideologies of Management and Change - Journal of Organizational Change Management, 22 (2), 129-140 - doi: 10.1108/09534810910947172
Juup Essers & JF Schreinemakers (1997) - Nonaka's Subjectivist Conception of Knowledge in Corporate Knowledge Management - Knowledge Organization, 24 (1), 24-32

Juup Essers (1995) - De idee van een bedrijfskundige methodologie als verantwoordingskader voor bedrijfskundig handelen - Memo. Nieuwsbrief van de Nederlands-Vlaamse Academie voor Management, 4 (1), 3-11

Alexander Maas, Juup Essers, HK Letiche, Slawek Magala & Ton Roodink (1998) - Managing Change: Change Perspectives - Donner

CP Veerman & Juup Essers (1988) - Wetenschap en wetenschapsleer: een inleiding (second ed.) - Academische Uitgeverij Eburon

HK Letiche & Juup Essers (2004) - Jean-François Lyotard - doi: 10.4135/9781446217313.n4 - Sage
Juup Essers & Hans Oosterhout (2000) - Het analyseren en schrijven van een betoog - ServicePost
Juup Essers (1999) - Incommensurabiliteit en organisatie: over het management van verschil in organisaties - Koninklijke Van Gorcum BV
Juup Essers & JF Schreinemakers (1996) - The Conceptions of Knowledge and Information in Knowledge Management - Ergon
Juup Essers & JF Schreinemakers (1996) - Critical Notes on the Use of Knowledge in Knowledge Management - Indeks
Juup Essers, A Huiberts & JFDB (Johan) Wempe (1994) - National Legislation versus International Competition: The Environmental Clean-up at Avebe - Prentice Hall
Juup Essers (1991) - Interdisciplinariteit en herdisciplinering: de ontwikkelingsgang van bedrijfskunde als wetenschap - Stenfert Kroeze
Juup Essers (1989) - Over de methodologische verantwoording van bedrijfskunde als wetenschap - NOBO
Juup Essers (1988) - De kritische theorie van Jürgen Habermas - Academische Uitgeverij Eburon

Marja Flory & Juup Essers (2011) - Frits maakt geen vrienden - A-D Druk
Juup Essers (1997) - Beste Erik - ServicePost

Giorgio Touburg & Juup Essers (2019) - Mythologizing Management: A Mythographic Analysis of the Case Method
Giorgio Touburg & Juup Essers (2018) - Mythologizing Management: A Mythographic Analysis of the Case Method
Juup Essers (2016) - Necessitas Legem Non Habet: Authority, Democracy and the Language of Leadership
Juup Essers (2013) - Teaching Tolerance: Designing an MSc-Programme in Cross-Cultural Management
Juup Essers (2013) - The Rhetoric of Repetition: Management Discourse on the Verge of Glossolalia
Juup Essers (2011) - Re-writing the Organization: Rhetorical Pitfalls of Narrative Research - [link]