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Researching Legacies of Colonialism in Management and Organization Studies

AOM 2024 PDW

Stephanie Decker

Aug 1

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Session 121: AOM 2024 PDW on "Researching Legacies of Colonialism in Management and Organization Studies"
Sponsors: MH, OMT, CMS

Join the AOM 2024 PDW on "Researching Legacies of Colonialism in Management and Organization Studies" and further the conversation on how colonial pasts influence the present and future of Management and Organization Studies.

Date: Friday, August 9, 2024
Time: 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Venue: Swissotel, Montreux 2 - Event Centre

The pervasive impact of colonial legacies on management theory and practice is profound and multifaceted, encompassing issues such as slavery, racism, caste systems, the criminalization and genocide of Indigenous peoples, ecocide, gender binary, patriarchy, and heteronormativity. These legacies manifest in entrenched mindsets, resource inequalities, power dynamics, and management structures that mirror and sustain the asymmetric relationships inherited from the colonial era.

The first part of this workshop will feature presentations from scholars experienced in researching colonial legacies reflecting on the current and future state of the field. This part will conclude with thoughts from Hari Bapuji as the discussant.

The second part will open the conversation to all workshop participants, engaging them in round table discussions with the panelists, followed by an open forum for questions. The workshop will conclude with closing remarks from the organizers.

*Prior registration is not required to participate in this PDW.

Panelists:
-Ajnesh Prasad, EGADE Business School, Mexico
-Jacobo Ramirez, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
-Leon C. Prieto, Clayton State University, USA
-Rajiv Maher, EGADE Business School, Mexico
-Rashedur Chowdhury, University of Essex, UK
-Sergio Wanderley, Unigranrio Afya, Brazil
-Shelley T. Price, Acadia University, Canada

Discussant:
-Hari Bapuji, University of Melbourne, Australia

Organizers:
-Bruna Brito, Gustavson School of Business, University of Victoria, Canada
-Rodolfo Ferreira Maritan, Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV) EAESP, Brazil
-Anupama Kondayya, Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Calcutta, India
-Diego M. Coraiola, Gustavson School of Business, University of Victoria, Canada

We look forward to having you join the conversation!

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