Most recent publications

• Langley, A. & C. Abdallah (2011) Templates and Turns in Qualitative Studies of Strategy and Management. Research Methods in Strategy & Management, Volume 6. D. Ketchen and D. Bergh (Eds).  Emerald Group Publishing Limited.
• Abdallah, C., J. L. Denis & A. Langley (2011) Having your Cake and Eating it Too: Discourses of Transcendence and their Role in Organizational Change Dynamics. Journal of Organizational Change Management, 24 (3).
• Abdallah, C. (2007) Production et Appropriation du discours stratégique dans une organisation artistique, Revue Française de Gestion, Volume 33, No 174, 61-76.
• Mintzberg, H., Molz, R., Raufflet, E., Sloan, P., Abdallah, C., Bercuvitz, R., Cheng, C. (2005) The Invisible World of Associations, Leader to Leader, Spring 2005, Number 36, 37-45.
• Appelbaum, S. H., C. Abdallah & B. T. Shapiro (1999) The Self-Directed Team: A Conflict Resolution Analysis, Team Performance Management, Volume 5, No 2, 60-77.

Departmental working papers and University series:

• Abdallah, C. (with L. Lapierre) (2003) Jacques Bensimon and the National Film Board of Canada. Centre for Case Studies, HEC Montréal.
• Abdallah, C. (with L. Lapierre) (2002) Industry Profile: The Canadian Cinema Industry, 40 p., Centre for Case Studies, HEC Montréal.

Conference Contributions

• Academy of Management 2011, August 12th-16th, San Antonio, Texas, USA, Co-organizer and co-presenter of the Symposium “New Strategy Texts: Exploring Emerging Textual Sites in the Practice of Strategy”  in collaboration with Viviane Sergi, HEC Montreal, Canada.
• 7th Critical Management Studies Conference 2011, July 19th-20th, Naples, Italy, Paper presented “When strategy goes personal: Branding and the discourse of H&M social media room” in Collaboration with Viviane Sergi, HEC Montreal, Canada.
• 6th International Process Research on Organization Studies (PROS) Symposium 2011, June 16th-18th, Corfu, Greece.
• Academy of Management, 2010. August 5^th-10^th, Montreal, Canada. C. Abdallah & A. Langley “Studying process discursively”. A Professional Development Workshop in the Organization Theory Division.
• 1^st International Strategy as Practice Workshop in North America. Talk, Text and Tools in the Practice of Strategy, August 5^th, Montreal, Canada, C. Abdallah “The Ambivalence of Discourse in Strategy as Practice”.
• EGOS 2010, July 2010, Lisbon, Portugal. C. Abdallah “Strategy as Rhetoric in a Cultural Organization”. Strategy as Practice Sub-theme
• 5^th International Process Research on Organization Studies (PROS) Symposium. June 11^th-13^th, Rhodes, Greece. C. Abdallah “Studying Process as Discourse”.
• Academy of Management 2009. August 6^th-11^th, Chicago, USA. C. Abdallah & A. Langley “The Dialectics of Strategy in a Cultural Organization”, Paper presented for the Symposium on Communicative dimensions of Strategic Planning, Sponsored by the OCIS Division.
• Critical Management Studies Conference 2009, July 13^th-15^th, Warwick, UK. C. Abdallah “Rhetoric in a Cultural Organization:  Strategies of Discursive Persuasion”. Paper presented as part of the Strategy, Discourse and Rhetoric Sub-theme.
• Egos 2006, July 2^nd to July 6^th, Bergen, Norway. C. Abdallah “The "Production" and "Consumption" of strategy in practice: A study of appropriation of a strategic plan in an artistic organization”, paper presented to the “Strategy as Practice” Sub-Theme.
• Egos 2005, June 30th to July 2^nd, Berlin, Germany. C. Abdallah “The Production and Appropriation of Strategy in an Artistic Organization”, paper presented to the “Strategy as Practice” Sub-Theme.
• Academy of Management 2003, August 2^nd to August 6^th, Seattle, USA. C. Abdallah “The Dialectics of Arts and Management”, Paper presented for the Symposium on Dialectics and Paradox, Sponsored by the Business Policy and Strategy (BPS), Critical Management Studies (CMT) and Organization and Management Theory (OMT) Divisions.
• ASAC / IFSAM 2000, July 8th to July 11^th 2000, Montréal, Canada C. Abdallah. “A Dialectical Analysis of the Strategy Formation Process”, Paper presented to the Strategy Division. Best Student Paper Award.