As more and more
organisational members are consequently being redefined
as project workers and project managers across industrial sectors,
both scholarly and practitioner communities are
reflecting upon the implications of this shift for employees
and organisations (Hodgson, 2002; Packendorff, 1995),
particularly in terms of the impact on workplace identity,
reshaped intersubjective interaction, and increased control
over the individual through ideologies of efficienq^ and performativity
(Fournier & Grey, 2000). These mechanisms are