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False binaries in management history, and the scope for a postcolonial project
Journal of Management History Pub Date : 2020-11-30 , DOI: 10.1108/jmh-08-2020-0050
Nidhi Srinivas

Purpose

This study aims to offer a postcolonial approach that goes past current management history controversies.

Design/methodology/approach

Discussion of current management history controversies with examples.

Findings

Post-colonial approaches to management history enable engagement with questions of power and knowledge in the management discipline.

Research limitations/implications

Further historical research is needed that considers the interplay of disciplinary knowledge and the historical events under question, especially in post-colonial settings.

Practical implications

It is essential to engage with historical texts and interpretations to better understand the contextual limitations to management as a discipline: a better understanding of disciplinary pasts enables us to better understand the present.

Social implications

By considering management’s pasts, this paper can acknowledge more closely how the discipline continues to retain colonialist assumptions that need to be challenged and changed.

Originality/value

Examples of management history from formerly colonized regions.



中文翻译:

管理历史中的错误二进制文件以及后殖民项目的范围

目的

本研究旨在提供一种超越当前管理历史争议的后殖民方法。

设计/方法/方法

通过示例讨论当前的管理历史争议。

发现

后殖民时期的管理历史方法使人们能够参与管理学科中的权力和知识问题。

研究局限/意义

需要进行进一步的历史研究,以考虑学科知识与所质疑的历史事件之间的相互作用,尤其是在后殖民时期。

实际影响

接触历史文本和解释以更好地理解作为一门学科的管理的上下文局限性是必不可少的:对纪律过去的更好理解使我们能够更好地理解当前。

社会影响

通过考虑管理层的过去,本文可以更密切地认识到该学科如何继续保留需要挑战和改变的殖民主义假设。

创意/价值

来自以前殖民地区的管理历史的例子。

更新日期:2020-11-30
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