Susan Ainsworth

From 'sick nation' to 'superpower': Anti-corruption knowledge and discourse and the construction of Indonesian national identity (1997-2019)

Kanti Pertiwi, Susan Ainsworth

Journal article  |  2021  |  ORGANIZATION

Anti-corruption knowledge and discourse emerged in the mid-1990s promoted by powerful international actors and organizations, most..

Employed but not included: the case of consumer-worers in mental health care services

Vrinda Edan, Kathryn Sellick, Susan Ainsworth, Susie Alvarez-Varquez, Brendan Johnson, Krystyn Smale, Rory Randall, Cath Roper

Journal article  |  2021  |  INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

This article explores how employees with mental illness perceive HRM and its impact, drawing on consumer-centred perspectives. Usi..

Public Servants in Reflection

Susan Ainsworth, Peter Ghin

Book Chapter  |  2021

The emergence of New Public Management (NPM) and its reframing of the role of government contributed to the interest in identity w..

JPCC: A megachurch brand story in Indonesia

Jeaney Yip, Susan Ainsworth, Chang-Yau Hoon

Book Chapter  |  2020

Marketing and branding practices are well-established among contemporary megachurches (Ellingson 2013; Mautner 2010). Defined as P..

'There's something about sustainability': The discursive dynamics of policy reform

Susan Ainsworth

Journal article  |  2020  |  PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

Sustainability is now among the hegemonic discourses used by government to construct problems and policy beyond the environmental ..

"Democracy is the Cure?": Evolving Constructions of Corruption in Indonesia 1994-2014

Kanti Pertiwi, Susan Ainsworth

Journal article  |  2020  |  JOURNAL OF BUSINESS ETHICS

Corruption is of central interest to business ethics but its meaning is often assumed to be self-evident and universal. In this pa..

More women in workplace leadership could make the difference post-Covid

Victor Sojo Monzon, Susan Ainsworth

Scholarly Contribution to Database/Website  |  2020

As we struggle to imagine what a post-Covid-19 world of work might look like, the disproportionate effects that the pandemic has h..

Can we get to the other side of the pandemic without women being worse off?

Susan Ainsworth

Scholarly Contribution to Database/Website  |  2020

The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed a “care crisis” in our homes. All that invisible work that women do has become increasingly visi..

You need ‘help for the journey’: Freedom and regulation in a ‘market-friendly’ megachurch

J Yip, S Ainsworth

Journal article  |  2020  |  Marketing Theory

One of the dominant trends in contemporary religion is a focus on individual freedom, choice and autonomy, all central tenets of m..

Contradictions concerning care: Female surgeons' accounts of the repression and resurfacing of care in their profession

Susan Ainsworth, Stephanie Flanagan

Journal article  |  2020  |  Gender, Work and Organization

Surgery is a high‐status, distinctly embodied, profession, dominated by men and saturated with masculine ideals of individual hero..