The rationale for this special issue has been to open a space for reflection about
management and organizational knowledge (MOK) as it is practiced and constructed in the …

This study employs a well-established psychosocial theory of a western, advanced
economies-based model, that of the Extended Theory of Planned Behaviour, to study the …

Over the last two decades, research on professional service firms has developed into an
important subfield of management studies. In this article, I offer a postcolonial critique of this …

It is perhaps a truism that modern organizational theory has tended to objectify the colonized
nations, and the subjects of imperialism. Even the critical traditions in OT tend to be mired in …

Abstract The histories of Business Schools (BS) are usually produced from US-centric
perspectives. Seeking to recenter the Global South in the making of these histories, this …

In this paper, I study management and business education in Pakistan to evaluate their
suitability for the local context and their compatibility with Islamic philosophy of education. I …

This article draws attention to how management scholars “the outsiders within” who are
structurally positioned within the academies of dominant powers might negotiate the …

This paper discusses Buddhist economics as a potential future for capitalism. In the 1970s,
EF Schumacher proposed a form of Buddhist economics aimed at smallness, simplicity and …

Management knowledge and practices have been circulating worldwide for a long time, and
business and management schools are central locations where management knowledge …

This paper explores the coping strategies utilized by Muslim women entrepreneurs in the
country‐specific context of crises‐laden Lebanon. In so doing, we capitalize on a qualitative …