Journal of Management History, Journal Year: 2025, Volume and Issue: unknown
Published: May 8, 2025
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to provide a personal reflection on the global rise anti-Blackness capitalist neoliberalism since 2016 by relating its impact higher education in author’s experience positioned Global South. Design/methodology/approach This unstructured action research develops rehumanizing dialogue between Euro-British historic turn management and organization studies decolonial response from Latin America accompanied an equally these scholarships with field Black Studies denied both. Embraced liminal perspective new poor project embodies post-2016 offensive expansion anti-blackness/indigeneity ultra-neoliberal capitalism Brazil connection arrival post-Trump populist anti-democratic democracy supported radical colonial/racial capital co-optation agendas. Findings Moved fear encouragement created recreated dominant origin story “human-as-Man,” author shares outcomes processes as responses what scholar Sylvia Wynter calls “unparalleled catastrophe for our species” across planet. Originality/value addresses how why academics non-academics North South might relive unprecedented 1960s at critical moment human species through dialogues history Studies. proposes that embracing retelling stories collective mobilization infinite hope dark fields knowledge practices, we recover unfinished decolonizing possibilities toward educators conditions impossibility.
Language: Английский