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  • 1.  Interested in seeking new perspectives on your research?

    Posted 08-01-2010 22:42
    The following message is posted on behalf of Jamie R. Hendry, Ph.D.
    Associate Professor of Management at Bucknell Bucknell University.

    Dianne Murphy
    AOM GDO Listserve Manager

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    Interested in seeking new perspectives on your research?
    Join us for our PDW!
    No pre-registration necessary.

    Title: Applying feminist deconstruction to research on business and its
    environments

    Date/Time: Saturday, August 7, 8:00-11:00 a.m.
    Location: Queen Elizabeth Hotel, Hochelaga 6

    Presenters and Facilitators: Susan S. Case, Case Western Reserve
    University; Ante Glavas, University of Notre Dame; Jamie R. Hendry,
    Bucknell University; Garima Sharma, Case Western Reserve University

    Abstract: Research questions in the realm of business and its environments
    can be enhanced by the theories and approaches of feminist research. Using
    Feminist Deconstruction to revisit the questions around the relationship
    of business and environment is a unique approach. Deconstruction can bring
    forth the underlying assumptions, dichotomies and hierarchies implicit in
    these questions. Having identified these assumptions a feminist lens can
    open alternate meanings to the constructs (like responsibility, norms and
    ethics) so that keeping with this year’s theme of Dare to Care, our
    research questions are enriched by what Gilligan (1977) describes as an
    ethic of care. In this hands-on workshop, participants will be introduced
    to theories of feminist deconstruction as a tool to build knowledge. They
    will then work on applying these theories to their own research projects.
    In particular, we will share examples of deconstructing research questions
    that focus on business and its environments. We will then work with the
    participants to visit the underlying assumptions of their questions and
    experiment with alternate framings using a feminist lens.

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    Jamie R. Hendry, Ph.D.
    Associate Professor of Management
    313 Taylor Hall
    School of Management
    Bucknell University
    Lewisburg, PA 17837
    jhendry.bucknell@gmail.com
    570-713-5154 (cell - on sabbatical 2010-11)
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