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Managerial Techniques in Management and Organization  Studies: Theoretical Perspectives on Managerial Artefacts (Nathalie Mitev, Anna Morgan-Thomas, Philippe Lorino,  Francois-Xavier de Vaujany, and Yesh Nama) Part I Managerial Techniques as Institutions Chapter 1 - The Organizational Side of Outsourcing (Luca Giustiniano & Federica Brunetta) Chapter 2 - Budgeting the Future: Negotiating the Values of a Contemporary Liberal Democracy (Bașak Saraç Lesavre) Chapter 3 - Standardizing Control and Controlling Government: the Introduction of Internal Auditing in the French Government’s Central Administration  (Laure Célérier) Part II Managerial Techniques as Ideology Chapter 4 - The Impact of Contemporary Management Ideas:  Their Influence on the Constitution of Public Sector  Management Work (Christine Shearer, Judy Johnston & Stewart Clegg) Chapter 5 - Reconfiguration of Information Flows by Public Sector  IT Systems: The Question of Fairness and Ethics (Dubravka Cecez-Kecmanovic & Olivera Marjanovic) Part III Managerial Techniques as Symbolic Artefacts Chapter 6 – Shall We Just Call Them Sociomaterial Black Boxes or  Take a Peek Inside? An Anthropologist’s Impressionist Remarks (Pierre Lemonnier)  Chapter 7 – Physical and Epistemic Objects in Museum  Conservation Risk Management (Erica Coslor) Chapter 8 - Organizing, Management Tools and Practices (Philippe Lorino) Part IV Managerial Techniques as Collective Activities Chapter 9 – Imbrication in Operational Control Practices: Evidence from a Complex Process Industry Setting (Fazlin Ali and Alan Lowe) Chapter 10 – How the Materialization of a Managerial Model  Contributes to its Take Up: The Case of ‘Liberating  Management’ in France (Patrick Gilbert, Nathalie Raulet-Croset,& Ann-Charlotte Teglborg) Chapter 11 - Schatzki and Techno-Organizational Practice (Anna Morgan-Thomas) Chapter 12 - Social Impact Measurement as a Dynamic Process: A Study in a French Non-profit Organization  (Julien Kleszczowski &  Nathalie Raulet Croset) Chapter 13 - Managing Knowledge Management: Managing the  Manifold of Epistemic Objectives in Professional Health  Care Organizations (Christian T. Lystbaek) Chapter 14 - Conclusion: What next? What for? (Philippe Lorino) Postface: The Jester Returns—Selected Readings and  Eclectic Opinions on Sociomateriality Going Mainstream in Management and Organization Studies (Karlheinz Kautz)