9/16/10 - Deetz - Jeff Johnson

I am curious about the perspective of the ideology critique studies. I agree with the perspective managment is not the only stakeholder worthy of study, but do not agree with their proposed manager-owner relationship. As indicated, "the interests of the corporation are frequently equated with management's interests". This seems an indefensible possition with all the work done in organizational economics (particularly agency theory) on owners and managers divergent goals. How could this view be incorporated into (and arguably improve) the ideology critique perspective?