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Associate Prof. John Monin
M.A.
DipTchg
PhD
MNZCS
Current Teaching Area
My teaching interests have spanned the areas of IS management and generic management at all levels, and at present most of my teaching time is devoted to postgraduate supervision of research.
Current Research Projects
My first degree was in languages - English, French, Greek - culminating in a masterate in Latin. My industrial experience was in information systems (IS) which led to a directorship in the Business Computer Systems Research Centre at Massey University, and finally to a PhD.
My current research interests are in the language of management. Some indicative publications and conference presentations are:
Research and Indicative Publications
- Monin, J & Monin, N. (2006). The sublime experience of landscape: Kiwi creatives at work. Proceedings of the 2nd Meeting Australasian Caucus of the Standing Conference on Organizational Symbolism (ASCOS): Massey University (Albany Campus), Auckland New Zealand, 31 Nov – 1st Dec.
- Monin, N., Monin, D.J., & Barry, D. (2003). Toggling with Taylor: A different approach to reading a management theory text. Journal of Management Studies 40, 2, 377-401.
- Chiu, P., & Monin, J. (2003). Effective corporate governance: From the perspective of New Zealand fund managers. Corporate Governance 11, 2, 123-131.
- Monin, J., & Monin, N. (2002). Learning from MIS-ventures: MIS-Research as a Narrative Web. Third European Conference on Organizational Knowledge, Learning, and Capabilities, Athens, Greece, April 4-6.
- Monin, J., & Monin, N. (2001). The rape of the machine metaphor. In M. Parker, G. Lightfoot, M. Higgins & W. Smith (Eds). Science Fiction and Organisation. London: Routledge.
- Monin, D.J. (1999). Business technology and society: Utopia and the revenge of IT. In Monin, N., Monin, D.J. and Walker R. (Eds.) Narratives of Business and Society in New Zealand: Differing voices. Auckland: Addison Wesley Longman.
- Monin, D.J. & Monin, N. (1999). Technological utopia or fin de siècle despair? A rhetorical analysis of three guru texts. 5th International Conference of the Decision Sciences Institute, Athens, Greece, July 4-7.
- Monin J. and Monin, N. (1998). The magic of two master tropes in organisations: Metonymy and synecdoche. Organizational Discourse: Pretexts, subtexts and contexts: The proceedings of the conference held at the Management Centre, University of London on the 29th - 31st July 1998. London: KMPC pp. 238-240.
- Couger, J.D. and Monin, D.J. (1994). Comparing motivation of New Zealand computer personnel versus those of the United States. New Zealand Journal of Computing 5 (2) 39-48.
Contact Details
E-mail: d.monin@massey.ac.nz
Phone: 414 0800 Extn. 9106
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