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70: Epistemic Coloniality and Latin America -- Eduardo Ibarra-Colado (Part 1)

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We discuss an important critique of the state of Latin American organization studies leveled by Eduardo Ibarra-Colado in a famous 2006 work "Organization studies and epistemic coloniality in Latin America: thinking otherness from the margins." This manifesto and call to action considers how the current scholarship paradigm controlled by an "Anglo-Euro Centre" severely disadvantages scholarship in the region. With guest Samantha Ortiz, a PhD candidate from the Emlyon Business School.

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