Güney, S. & Taylor, J. R. (2014). Rethinking the role of roadmaps in strategic planning. Qualitative Research in Organizations and Management, 9(4), 308-331.

**Taylor, J. R. (2011). Organization as an (Imbricated) Configuring of Transactions. Organization Studies, 32, 1273-1294.

Taylor, J. R. (2008). Communication and discourse: is the bridge language? Response to Jian et al. Discourse and communication, 2 (3), 365-370.

Taylor, J. R. (2005). In praise of ambiguity: Forum response. Management Communication Quarterly , 19(2), 299-306.

**Robichaud, D., Giroux, H., & Taylor, J.R. (2004). The meta-conversation: The recursive property of language as the key to organizing. Academy of Management Review, 29(4), 1-18.

**Taylor, J. R., & Robichaud, D., (2004). Finding the organization in the communication: Discourse as action and sensemaking, Organization, 11(3), May 2004, 395-413.

Taylor, J. R. (2004). Organizational communication: Is it a discipline? Tijdschrift voor Communicatiewetenschap (Dutch Journal of Communication), 32 (1), 3-10.

Heaton, L., & Taylor, J. R. (2002). Knowledge management and professional work: A communication perspective on the knowledge-based organization. Management Communication Quarterly, 16(2), 210-236.

Giroux, H. & Taylor, J. R. (2002). The justification of knowledge: Tracking the translations of quality. Management Learning, 33(4), 497-517.

Taylor, J. R. (2001). Toward a theory of imbrication and organizational communication. American Journal of Semiotics, 17(2), 1-29.

Taylor, J. R. (2001). The intellectual and society: Reflections on Harold Innis's Minerva's Owl. Canadian Journal of Communication, 26(3), 327-350.

**Taylor, J. R. (2001). The rational organization re-evaluated.  Communication Theory. 11 (2), 137-177.

**Taylor, J. R. (2000). What is an organization? Electronic Journal of Communication/ La Revue Électronique de Communication. www.cios.org/www.ejc/v10n200.htm

Taylor, J.R. (2000).  Is there a “Canadian” approach to the study of organizational communication?.  Canadian Journal of Communication. 25 (1), 145-174.

Taylor, J. R. (2000). Apples and orangutangs: the worldviews of organizational communication. Saison Mauve, 3 (1), 45-64.

Taylor, J.R. (1999a). The other side of rationality: Socially distributed cognition. Management Communication Quarterly, 13 (2), 317-326.

Taylor, J. R. (1999b).  What is "organizational communication"?: Communication as a dialogic of text and conversation. The Communication Review, 3(1-2), 21-63.

Cooren, F., & Taylor, J. R. (1999).  The procedural and rhetorical modes of the organizing dimension of communication:  Discursive analysis of a Parliamentary Commission. The Communication Review, 3(1,2), 65-101.

Rogers, P. S., Taylor, J. R. & Finn, T. A. (1999).  “A case of telecommunications (mis)management” case analyses, Management Communication Quarterly, 12 (4), 580-599.

Van Every, E. J. & Taylor, J. R. (1998). Modeling the organization as a system of communication activity:  A dialogue about the language/action perspective.  Management Communication Quarterly, 12 (1), 127-146.

**Cooren, F. & J.R. Taylor.  (1997).  Organization as an effect of mediation:  Redefining the link between organization and communication.  Communication Theory, 7, 219-259.

**Taylor, J. R.& Cooren, F. (1997). What makes communication "organizational"?  How the many voices of the organization become the one voice of an organization.  Journal of Pragmatics.  27, 409-438. (Cité 262 fois)

Taylor, J. R. & Lerner, L. (1996). Making sense of sensemaking: How managers construct their organization through their talk.  Studies in Culture, Organizations and Societies.  2, 257-286.

Groleau, C. & Taylor, J. R. (1996).  Toward a subject-oriented worldview of information.  Canadian Journal of Communication, special issue on "Communication and the Economy" (R. Babe, University of Ottawa, ed.), 21, 243-265.

**Taylor, J. R., Cooren, F., Giroux, N. & Robichaud, D. (1996). The communicational basis of organization: Between the conversation and the text.  Communication Theory, 6 (1), 1-39.

**Taylor, J.R. (1995). Shifting from a heteronomous to an autonomous worldview of organizational communication: Communication theory on the cusp.  Communication Theory,  5(1), 1-35.

Taylor, J.R. (1988).  The 21st century in the rear view mirror: a critique of the DOC's 1987 discussion paper.  Canadian Journal of Communication, 13 (3&4), 63-85.

Taylor, J.R. & Katambwe,  J. (1988). Are new technologies really reshaping our organizations?.   Computer Communications,  11 (5),  245-252.

Taylor, J.R.  (1984).  Production or performance?  Productivity, 1 (1), May, 28-29.

Taylor, J.R.   (1983).  Conceptual barriers to productivity   et Les obstacles conceptuels à la productivité.   Optimum: The forum of management.  14 (1,2).  19-42, 56-84.

Taylor, J. R. (1983)  Communication technologies, regional identity and Canadian dualism. Canadian Issues, 5,  106-115.

Taylor, J.R.   (1982).  Office communications: Reshaping our society?.  Computer communications, 5 (4), August, 176-180.

Taylor, J.R. & McCauley, C. R. (1976). Is there overload of acquaintances in the city?  Environmental Psychology & Nonverbal Behavior,  1 (1), 41-56.