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To develop a communicative theory of organizational consent based on empirical claims from two case studies.

Towards a Communicative Theory of Organizational Consent: Two Case Studies of Consent Contracts in Body Work

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Essay explores consent communication dynamics in body work, suggesting a framework for understanding consent processes.

To develop a communicative theory of organizational consent based on empirical claims from two case studies.
Two case studies focused on dance-intensive musical productions at a university.
Analysis of consent contracts detailing touch and risk management procedures.
Comparison of findings with existing literature on consent and body work.
In Study 1, members largely forgot the consent contract, indicating poor communication.
Study 2 showed that consent discussions became routine in daily conversations among members.
The findings suggest a shift in understanding consent from static agreements to dynamic social processes.

Zanin et al. (2026) studied this question.

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