Decolonizing Methodology in ICCM

Gavin Jack and Robert Westwood
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Gavin Jack: La Trobe University
Robert Westwood: University of Technology

Chapter 10 in International and Cross-Cultural Management Studies, 2009, pp 251-279 from Palgrave Macmillan

Abstract: Abstract The critical analyses presented in the previous two parts of the book suggest that ICCM can be viewed as Western and Eurocentric discourses that exhibit historical as well as contemporary resonance with what might broadly be labelled ‘the colonial project’. Part II located ICCM within the historical development of a political-commercial-military complex whose evolution links Europe’s erstwhile empires with present-day geopolitics. Part III identified and discussed the continuing presence of Orientalism and appropriating representational practices, as well as alternatives and resistances to these colonizing forms, in a selection of texts that formed part of an emerging ICCM canon. In sum, these two sections reveal a latent structure of domination in ICCM as a system of knowledge. In this final part of the book, we move on to ask where we can go from here.

Keywords: Indigenous People; Indigenous Community; Global Force; Indigenous Research; Western Researcher (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2009
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DOI: 10.1057/9780230248441_10

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