Amongst the outputs of the work of the Odyssey Group are a number of publications and conference papers on topics explored by the Group. These include:

• Special Issue of Urban Studies (Sept 2000), Intelligent Urban Development: the Emergence of 'Wired' Administration and Management, guest editors Margaret Grieco, Len Holmes and Stephen Little; view contents page
  
  • "Intelligent Urban Development - An Introduction to a Participatory Approach", Jeff Turner, Len Holmes and Frances C. Hodgson
  • "New Deals, No Wheels: Social Exclusion, Tele-options and Electronic Ontology", Chris Carter and Margaret Grieco
  • "Networks and Neighbourhoods: Household, Community and Sovereignty in the Global Economy", Stephen E. Little
  • "Corporate Reporting, Stakeholders and the Internet: Mapping the New Corporate Landscape", David Crowther

• Special Issue of European Journal of Work and Organizational Psychology, (vol 9, No 2, June 2000) Organisational learning: relational constructionist approaches, guest editors: Dian Marie Hosking & Rene Bouwen
  
  • "Ecology in mind, mindful practices", Dian Marie Hosking
  • "What can performance tell us about learning? Explicating a troubled concept", Len Holmes
   
• "Looking to Initiatives in Communications Technology to Overcome Social and Gender Inequalities", Jeff Turner, Margaret Grieco, Nana Apt, and Len Holmes, published in Local Economy, vol 15, no 1, May 2000
  
  
• Voices from the Shopfloor: Dramas of the Employment Relationship, Anne-marie Greene, due for publication spring 2001, in 'Voices in Development Management series, Ashgate Press
  
  
• "Innovation through postmodern networks: the case of ecoprotestors", Dave Crowther, in O Jones & S Conway (eds); Networks & Innovation; London; Imperial College Press (forthcoming)
  
  
• "Calling up culture: information spaces and information flows as the virtual dynamics of inclusion and exclusion.", Steve Little, Len Holmes and Margaret Grieco, revised version of paper presented at IFIP WG9.4 Conference: Information Flows, Local Improvisations and Work Practices, Cape Town, May 2000; now under review for Information Technology and People
  
  
• "Workers in song: the role of accounting in the labour process"; Dave Crowther, paper presented at BAA-IPSIG conference, Manchester, January 2000
  
  
• "E-Collectivism": Paper prepared for the E-Business and E-Work Conference, Madrid, October 18-20, 2000, by Anne-marie Greene, John Hogan and Margaret Grieco
  
  
• "Androgynous employees and the evolution of the Star Trek genre", Steve Conway and Dave Crowther, paper presented at Science Fiction & Organizations Conference; Leicester; September 1999
  
  
• "Let’s consider LETS", Dave Crowther and Anne-Marie Greene, paper presented at colloquium of European Group for Organization Studies, Helsinki; July 2000
  
  
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