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AOM PDW Historical Injustices in Business and Society

  • 1.  AOM PDW Historical Injustices in Business and Society

    Posted 08-05-2024 08:21

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    PDW on Historical Injustices in Business & Society
    https://cdmcd.co/YK4ZPv

    No pre-submission required | Come discuss your research ideas!

    When and Where
    Friday, August 9, 2024
    11:30 – 12:30 CT (GMT-5/UTC-5)
    Marriott: Salon F

    What is it about?
    This PDW anticipates a forthcoming special issue for Business & Society. It aims to bring together management and organizational researchers interested in the study of historical injustices. We define historical injustices as wrongs committed against individuals and groups in the past that have lasting negative effects in the present. Well-known examples include the colonization of Indigenous peoples in the Americas, the Atlantic slave trade, the Holocaust during Nazi Germany, and Apartheid in South Africa. This PDW will provide an opportunity for scholars developing research on social injustices to think about issues of time and history in relation to their field studies and an invitation for researchers looking at historical injustices to connect. Participants will be able to learn from one another's experience researching injustices and receive feedback on their short papers from the guest editor team of the special issue. We hope the workshop will help sensitize other academics to the importance of the research on sociohistorical injustices and bring together like-minded scholars to constitute a community of researchers interested in the study of injustices from a business society perspective.

    Organizers
    Diego M. Coraiola, U. of Victoria
    Judith Schrempf-Stirling, U. of Geneva
    Sébastien Mena, Hertie School of Governance
    François Bastien, U. of Victoria
    Nimruji Jammulamadaka, Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta
    Colin Patrick Higgins, Deakin U.



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    Diego M. Coraiola
    Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship
    Peter B. Gustavson School of Business
    University of Victoria
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