a damned interesting article

topic posted Wed, February 1, 2006 - 6:24 PM by  barnaby
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  • Re: a damned interesting article

    Fri, May 12, 2006 - 8:31 PM
    I can't open this for some reason. : (
    • Re: a damned interesting article

      Fri, May 12, 2006 - 10:57 PM
      Do you have a PDF reader like Acrobat? If not, you can download their free reader here:
      www.adobe.com/products/ac...adstep2.html

      If you do have Acrobat installed already, you might have a problem with your browser PDF plugin configuration. The first thing I'd do personally is try another browser. If you're using a PC, you can also try right-clicking the link and selecting 'save as' to download the article directly.
    • Re: a damned interesting article

      Mon, May 15, 2006 - 2:00 PM
      Resolving Identities: Successive Crises in a Trading Room after 9/11
      by Daniel Beunza and David Stark

      Abstract
      How do organizations cope with extraordinary crisis? In this paper we study the case of a
      Wall Street investment bank that lost its entire office and trading technology in the terrorist
      attack of September 11. th The paper documents the six months the traders spent in a
      makeshift trading room in the New Jersey suburbs as they had to deal with fears and
      insecurities inside the company as well as outside it: anxiety about additional attacks,
      questions of professional identity, doubts about the future of the firm, and ambiguities
      about the future re-location of the trading room. The trading room did not face one crisis –
      the immediate aftermath of September 11 th – but many. A given crisis was resolved by
      restoring identities; but identities, once restored, redefined the situation and lead to new
      crises. That is, the successive waves of crisis were produced by each success in managing
      crisis.

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