PAUL GILLAERTS, ELIZABETH DE GROOT,SYLVA1N DIELTJENS,
PRISCILLA HEYNDERICKX, GEERT JACOBS
Researching Discourse in Business Genres: Cases and Corpora
Section 1: Internal Discourse
PAUL GILLAERTS
Email Use in a Belgian Company:
Looking for the Hybridity of the Genre
NADINE VAN DEN EYNDEN MORPETH
Politeness and Gender in Belgian Organisational Emails
STEPHEN BREMNER
Working with Genre Systems: Accommodating Multiple Interests
in the Construction of Organisational Texts
Section 2: Executive Discourse
BERNA HENDRIKS, MARGOT VAN MULKEN
Dear Worker: A Corpus Analysis of Internal CEO Letters
BIRGITTE NORLYK
Genres at the Top: Leadership, Management and Genre
JANET BOWKER
From 'Communities of Practice' to 'Communities of Learning':
Interdiscursivity in Changing Corporate Priorities
Section 3: Organisational Discourse
ELIZABETH DE GROOT
Who's to Blame? Attribution in English Earnings PressReleases
Originating in the Netherlands, the United States and Russia
BELINDA CRAWFORD CAMICIOTTOLI
Downplaying the Downturn: A Critical Analysis
of Interdiscursivity in Earnings Calls
HEIDI VERPLAETSE, BIRGITTA MEEX
German and English Corporate Mission Statements
as Hybrid InternalExternal Communication:
Expressions of Competence and HR Competencies
