Colleen A. Capper, Kevin Lawrence Henry Jr.

Organizational Theory for Equity and Diversity

Leading Integrated, Socially Just Education

• Gebundenes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

Organizational Theory for Equity and Diversity covers the full range of organizational theories as applied to educational leadership practice and research, exploring not only traditional perspectives but also critically oriented epistemologies.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
• 2. Auflage
• Seitenzahl: 244
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. April 2025
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 254mm x 178mm
• ISBN-13: 9781032315928
• ISBN-10: 103231592X
• Artikelnr.: 72010077

Autorenporträt

Colleen A. Capper is Professor Emerita of Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA. Kevin Lawrence Henry, Jr. is Associate Professor, Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA.

Inhaltsangabe

1. Introduction and Epistemologies of Educational Leadership and
Organizations 2. History of Organizational Theory and Equity in the Field
3. Structural Functional Epistemology 4. Interpretivist Epistemology 5.
Critical Theory Epistemology 6. Feminist, Poststructural, and Feminist
Poststructural Epistemologies 7. Critical Race Theory, Black Crit 8.
LatCrit, Tribal Crit, and Asian Crit Theories 9. Black Feminism and Black
Feminist Epistemology 10. Disability Studies in Education Epistemology 11.
Queer Theories 12. Individual and Organizational Identity Formation Toward
Social Justice

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Series Editor Introduction

Preface

Acknowledgements



Chapter 1 - Introduction and Epistemologies of Educational Leadership and Organizations

Chapter 2 - History of Organizational Theory and Equity in the Field

Chapter 3 - Structural Functional Epistemology

Chapter 4 - Interpretivist Epistemology

Chapter 5 - Critical Theory Epistemology

Chapter 6 - Feminist, Poststructural, and Feminist Poststructural Epistemologies

Chapter 7 - Critical Race Theory, Black Crit

Chapter 8 - LatCrit, Tribal Crit, and Asian Crit Theories

Chapter 9 - Black Feminism and Black Feminist Epistemology

Chapter 10- Disability Studies in Education Epistemology

Chapter 11 - Queer Theory

Chapter 12 - Individual and Organizational Identity Formation toward Social Justice

Rezensionen

"This book makes no apologies in justifying why we need to ground the teaching and research in organizational theory in educational administration in areas such as critical race theory, feminist epistemologies, Queer theories, Disability studies, etc. Capper truly embraces a sincerity of intersectionality, which will help students re-think what organizations mean and what they do. This book will push our field to once and for all move research and teaching away from the traditional frameworks, and toward the organizational realities of the lived experiences of the people in those organizations."
-Laurence Parker, Professor of Educational Leadership and Policy, University of Utah

"Instead of the typical manner of presenting organizational theories as topics such as structure, decision making, and leadership, Capper provides a unique analysis that makes so much more sense for the leadership development of educators. Using valuable teaching tools, she provides the opportunity for students (and instructors) to analyze their own identity development as they struggle with the claims of the various epistemologies regarding equity and diversity."
-Gary M. Crow, Professor Emeritus, Indiana University

"If you have ever wanted to critically interrogate the almost completely 'race- and culturally neutral' ways we think about and analyze organizations and organizational dynamics in schools, then this book is for you. I do not know of any other text that analyzes in such a thorough and truly useful fashion, while also acknowledging educational leadership's history. This gem of a book includes rich dives into relevant epistemologies balanced against practical, pertinent, and quite useful case studies that speak to the current state of school leadership."
-Mark Anthony Gooden, Program Director and Christian A. Johnson Endeavor Professor of Education Leadership, Columbia University