Lindsay Hamilton

Title: Lecturer
Phone: 33091
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Location: DW1.17
Role: Course Director for Business Management and International Business
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Before becoming a lecturer in management, Lindsay was a graduate teaching associate at Keele and before that worked as a management accountant in the animal health industry.

She is the course director for Business Management and International Business. 

Her research interests lie in the social sciences, and particularly the sociology of work.  She is interested in participant observation research methods and is an asistant editor of the Sage journal Ethnography.  Lindsay has just completed work on her first book, 'Animals at work: Identity, politics and culture in work with animals' which is to be published by Brill.

For a full list of Lindsay's publications, please see her Academia.edu profile. 

Selected Publications

  • Hamilton LA. 2013. The magic of mundane objects: Culture, identity and power in a country vets’ practice. The Sociological Review, vol. 61, 265-284. doi>
  • Hamilton LA and Taylor N. 2013. Animals at Work: Identity, politics and culture in work with animals. Boston, USA: Brill Academic Publishers.
  • Hamilton LA and McCabe D. 2013. Routines and Machines: Death, work and ‘dual’ identity in a chicken processing factory. Culture and Organisation.
  • Hamilton LA and Taylor N. 2012. Ethnography in evolution: Adapting to the animal 'other'in organizations. Journal of organizational ethnography, vol. 1(1), 43-51. doi>
  • Hamilton LA. 2012. Purity in danger: Power, negotiation and ontology in medical practice. International Journal of Organizational Analysis, vol. 20(1), 95-106. link> doi>

Full Publications List show

Books

  • Hamilton LA and Taylor N. 2013. Animals at Work: Identity, politics and culture in work with animals. Boston, USA: Brill Academic Publishers.

Journal Articles

  • Hamilton LA. 2013. The magic of mundane objects: Culture, identity and power in a country vets’ practice. The Sociological Review, vol. 61, 265-284. doi>
  • Hamilton LA and McCabe D. 2013. Routines and Machines: Death, work and ‘dual’ identity in a chicken processing factory. Culture and Organisation.
  • Hamilton LA and Taylor N. 2012. Ethnography in evolution: Adapting to the animal 'other'in organizations. Journal of organizational ethnography, vol. 1(1), 43-51. doi>
  • Hamilton LA. 2012. Purity in danger: Power, negotiation and ontology in medical practice. International Journal of Organizational Analysis, vol. 20(1), 95-106. link> doi>
  • HAMILTON L. 2007. Muck and Magic: Cultural transformations in the world of farm animal veterinary surgeons. Ethnography, vol. 8(4), 485-501.

Chapters

  • Hamilton LA. 2011. Ethnography in Context. In Ethnography in Context - Volume two. Hobbs D (Ed.). Sage Publications Limited.

Other

  • Hamilton LA. 2011. Book Review: Barbara Czarniawska, A Theory of Organizing Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Press, 2008, £15.95 pbk (ISBN: 9781847205841), 153 pp. link> doi>