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  • Introduction to the special issue on “Critical International Management and International critical Management: perspectives from Latin America”
    Critical perspectives on international business, 2010
    Co-Authors: Eduardo Ibarra‐colado, Alex Faria, Ana Lucia Guedes
    Abstract:

    Purpose – The purpose of the paper is to problematise the emerging interest on International Management from a critical point of view, considering the potential contribution of Latin American perspectives and to introduce the content of the special issue on “Critical International Management and International critical Management: perspectives from Latin America”.Design/methodology/approach – The paper shows the relevance acquired recently by International Management and the International advance of critical Management studies, but also demonstrates their inherent limitations because of their universalistic standpoint that inhibit them to consider the governance issues of International Management that are obvious from a Latin American standpoint.Findings – The paper finds the relevance of some Latin American perspectives to break down the universalistic point of view of IM and CMS introducing a “pluriversalistic” geopolitical position to consider alternate projects to neoliberal globalisation contributing ...

  • International Management and International Relations : A Critical Perspective from Latin America
    2010
    Co-Authors: Ana Lucia Guedes, Alex Faria
    Abstract:

    Preface. Introduction: What is International Management? Part 1: Geography and History into International Management and International Relations 1. Neoliberal Globe/Centrism and International Management Blindness: The Indispensable Decolonial Turn 2. Regional Governance in Latin America: Institutions and Normative Discourses in the Post-Cold War Period 3. International Political Economy, Management and Governance in Latin America Part 2: Cross-Cultural Issues: Into, Across and From Latin America 4. Managing Latin America: Historical Semantics and the Logic of Othering 5. From Latin America to the World: Notes on the (possible) Latin American Management Styles Part 3: International Management and Governance in Latin America 6. Managerialism as Knowing and Making in Latin America: International Development Management and World Bank Intervention 7. "Dirty Management": The Legacy of Chile & Argentina 8. Green Deserts in the South of Latin America: The Role of International Agencies and National States Part 4: Conclusions 9. Bringing the 'International' Into International Management: New Challenges. Contributors. Index

  • Globalization and International Management: in search of an interdisciplinary approach
    BAR - Brazilian Administration Review, 2007
    Co-Authors: Ana Lucia Guedes, Alexandre Faria
    Abstract:

    This paper, based on the International relations and International political economy literature, shows that the International Management field has been influenced by certain national interests, particularly from the United States, and also that it reproduces a particular theory of globalization that benefits the interests of transnational corporations. One of the most concerning outcomes of this dominant perspective is the suppression of governance issues 'managed' by these corporations and the interests of other key agents, such as governments. The interdisciplinary approach outlined in this paper challenges the hegemonic influence of the globalist theory within the International Management field. The approach proposed addresses the domains of Management and governance by recognizing from a multidimensional perspective on globalization, the political and economic interfaces between public and private, and more specifically, between government and transnational corporations. This could make the knowledge produced by the field relevant not only to transnational corporations but also to local governments, local managers, public administrators and policy makers in developing countries.

Eduardo Ibarra‐colado - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Introduction to the special issue on “Critical International Management and International critical Management: perspectives from Latin America”
    Critical perspectives on international business, 2010
    Co-Authors: Eduardo Ibarra‐colado, Alex Faria, Ana Lucia Guedes
    Abstract:

    Purpose – The purpose of the paper is to problematise the emerging interest on International Management from a critical point of view, considering the potential contribution of Latin American perspectives and to introduce the content of the special issue on “Critical International Management and International critical Management: perspectives from Latin America”.Design/methodology/approach – The paper shows the relevance acquired recently by International Management and the International advance of critical Management studies, but also demonstrates their inherent limitations because of their universalistic standpoint that inhibit them to consider the governance issues of International Management that are obvious from a Latin American standpoint.Findings – The paper finds the relevance of some Latin American perspectives to break down the universalistic point of view of IM and CMS introducing a “pluriversalistic” geopolitical position to consider alternate projects to neoliberal globalisation contributing ...

Michal Frenkel - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.