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Intimidation Rituals Literature |
We have included the following bibliographic listing of the citation and reprint literature making use of the intimidation ritual theory that we have been able to locate. We encourage readers to make use of this material and to send us any additional sources that are not listed here. |
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"…if O'Day is correct…those who…turn out to be too independent-minded will end up as targets of 'intimidation rituals.'" (W. Charles Reddy, Purdue University: The Father of Organizational Communication) |
"Amazingly, retaliation against whistleblowers seems fairly standardized across industries and organizations...it commonly falls into four categories: nullification...isolation...defamation... and finally expulsion." (Ariane David, Ph.D., Pepperdine University) |
"The more you stir it, the worse it stinks." (Mid 16th century proverb) |