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Colleagues,
We would like to invite you to an ephemera workshop on the future of critique:
Crawling from the wreckage: Does critique have a future in the business school?
Organizers: Peter Fleming and Alison Pullen
Date: 20-21 February 2020
Location: Frank Gehry Building, Sydney
Deadline for submission of abstracts: 1 December 2019
This workshop will provide scholars with the opportunity to reimagine how critique can emerge from the business school in light of the dismal actuality that we find ourselves in. Can we crawl from the wreckage of a devastated neoliberal order? And is the practical revitalisation of critical thinking commensurate with the business school in its present form? Indeed, if it is true that the old order is now dying and the new one is struggling to be born, then we welcome papers that seek to bring about a renaissance of criticality in the business school and beyond. Where to start? We could begin by revisiting, what does it mean to offer critique? What does it mean to critique from a particular position and place? What does achieving critique amount to? How will critique manifest and mutate as we move forward in scholarship and praxis?
Full call for papers with details for how to submit as well as how to attend the workshop is attached (CFP can also be found at http://www.ephemerajournal.org). A special issue will be developed from papers given at this workshop.
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Marie Hasbi
AOM CMS Moderator-Social Media & Website Editor
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