Challenging colonizing logics within management research : toward a broader view of management / Donna Ladkin (Professor of Inclusive Leadership, Birmingham Business School, University of Birmingham, UK).

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Ladkin, Donna, author.

Contributor:

Edward Elgar Publishing, publisher.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Management--Research.

Management.

Colonization.

Genre:

Electronic books.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (188 pages)

Place of Publication:

Northampton : Edward Elgar Publishing, 2025.

Summary:

"Challenging Colonizing Logics within Management Research disrupts the assumption that the Western scientific method, with its emphasis on objectivity, measurement and categorizations is the best way to develop management knowledge. By reviewing the history of management as a discipline, Donna Ladkin exposes how colonizing logics have been 'baked into' the fabric of management practice and how it is studied. The book offers alternative approaches to each stage of the research journey, demonstrating how working differently can produce management knowledge that reflects the nuances, tensions and dynamism present whenever humans undertake purposeful action together. Lived examples of research conducted in ways that move beyond colonizing logics bring this radical approach alive. Researchers, students of management and leadership as well as practitioners who want to think differently about management will welcome this innovative and thought-provoking book"-- Provided by publisher.

Contents:

Contents: Preface

Acknowledgements

1. What are colonizing logics and how do they apply to management research?

2. Management knowledge and knowledge production as a colonizing force

3. Identifying and challenging colonizing logics

4. Approaches to research ethics that challenge colonizing logics

5. Articulating your research questions

6. Choosing a research methodology

7. Designing research that challenges colonizing logics

8. Generating meaning from data

9. Disseminating research results in inclusive ways

10. Creating broader views of management

References contributors: Preface

1. Anholt nation brands Index and anholt-gmi city brands index / Simon Anholt

2. Artificial intelligence / Filipe Roquette

3. Arts-based research methods / Mihalis, Kavaratzis and Massimo Giovanardi

4. Bilateral triple helix / Kirsten Mogensen

5. Brand identity and image / Susan Westcott Alessandri

6. Brand resistance / Ole and Jørgensen

7 Branding low-income countries / Vincent Mabillard, Bellarminus Kakpovi and Martial Pasquier

8. Challenges of place branding / Bill Baker

9. Climate change communication / Chad Walker, Evan Cleave and Giannina Warren

10. Cluster branding / Dario Giuffre, Naresh Pandit and Robert Jones

11. Co-creation / Laura Ripoll Gonzales and Jasper Eshuis

12. Country of origin / Ana Maria Parente-Laverde

13. Creative city / Niedja Santos

14. Creative districts and neighbourhoods / Nicholas Karachalis

15. Creative sensoryscapes / Sotiria Katsafadou, Georgia Lalou and Alex Deffner

16. Crisis management / Erika J. Schneider

17. Critical approaches to public relations / Prue Robson

18. Cross-border cooperation / Nicholas Karachalis and Alex Deffner

19. Cultural city brand equity / Stella Kladou

20. Cultural initiatives, bottom-up / Olga Kolokytha

21. Destination management organisations for resilience / Maria Månsson and Jörgen Eksell

22. Diasporas / Antonio Alejo

23. Digital diplomacy / Ilan Manor

24. Dual place naming / Michael D'Rosario

25. Elements of perception / José Filipe Torres

26. Ethical issues / Steven L. Pike

27. European capitals of culture / Cosmin Marinescu and Camelia Cmeciu

28. Events, hallmark / Eva Psatha and Alex Deffner

29. Experiences / Can Seng Ooi

30. Fake destinations / Emese Panyik and Áurea Lucília de Oliveira Rodrigues

31. Food tourism / Olga Rauhut Kompaniets and Stuart Reid

32. Foreign policy and place branding / Zhao Alexandre Huang

33. From country-of-origin to provenance branding / Mikael Andéhn

34. Future proofing place brands / Malcolm Allan

35. Gamification / Rula M. Al Abdulrazak

36. Gastronomy / Izaskun Zurbitu Aldama

37. Gender / Cecilia Cassinger

38. Geographical indications and place development / Chiara Rinaldi

39. Good country Index / Simon Anholt

40. Governance models / Abdulrhman Alsayel

41. Imaginative communities / Robert Govers

42. Immersive technology branding / Vicky Steylaerts, Kaat De Ridder and Marco Scholtz

43. Inclusive city branding / Shania Iyer

44. Inclusive place branding / Eva Maria Jernsand and Helena Kraff

45. Indigenous toponymy / Holly Randell-Moon

46. Innovative cities, balancing authenticity and innovation / Gohar Aznauryan

47. Innovative resorts / Valentina Burksienė and Jaroslav Dvorak

48. Intangible cultural heritage / Mia Larson, Christina Öberg and Henrik Scander

49. Integrated marketing communication / Ulla Hakala

50. Island branding / Angeliki Mitropoulou

51. Islands brand identity / Florida Clements

52. Key performance indicators / Gonzalo Vilar

53. Labels and certifications / Eva Psatha

54. Legends and myths / Emese Panyik and Mónica Silva

55. Local identity / Evan Cleave

56. Measurement / Sebastian Zenker

57. Mediatization / Efe Sevin

58. Metropolization / Michael D'Rosario

59. Movies and tv series / Alex Deffner

60. Multi-level approach / Jordi de San Eugenio

61. Multi-level governance / Junhua Lei and Lin Ye

62. Multicultural cities and branding / Inès Hassen-Dakhli

63. Music events / Ricardo Rios

64. Music videos / Emese Panyik

65. News media representations / Prue Robson

66. Online-famous cities (wanghong cities) / Xinnan Shi and Hong Fan

67. Overtourism / Cinzia Colapinto and Giada Zaghis

68. Paradoxes / Can Seng Ooi

69. Performance measurement / Marta Hereźniak

70. Place brand equity / Magdalena Florek

71. Place brand love / Ahmed Rageh Ismail

72. Place branding vs branding / Michael Persson Gripkow

73. Place-associated research / Nicolas Papadopoulos and Mark Cleveland

74. Placemaking and place branding / Vincent Mabillard and Hicham Echattabi

75. Placemaking and the importance of vibrant public places / Caio Esteves

76. Political communication / Phillip Arceneaux

77. Political stakeholders / Ole Have Jørgensen and Finn Frandsen

78. Politics / Andrea Lucarelli

79. Pop-up / Gary Warnaby

80. Professionals / Giannina Warren

81. Public diplomacy / Gyorgy Szondi

82. Public relations / Gyorgy Szondi

83. (re)imaging through sport mega events (smes) / Stuart Reid

84. Regenerative tourism / Florian Kaefer and Emma Björner

85. Reputational security / Nicholas J. Cull

86. Residents' involvement / Beatriz Casais

87. Rural development and place branding / Daniel Rauhut and Juha Halme

88. Science and technology diplomacy / Juan Luis López Aranguren

89. Sister cities international / Steven L. Pike

90. Smart city branding / Cecilia Pasquinelli and Xavier Ginesta

91. Smart heritage in city branding / Natalia Grincheva

92. Soft power / Craig Hayden

93. Songwriting as a research platform / Massimo Giovanardi

94. Soundmark(ing) / Nicolai Jørgensgaard Graakjær

95. Spatial planning / Kristof Van Assche and Raoul Beunen

96. Spatio-visual co-constructions / Mennatullah Hendawy

97. Spirituality and place / Stuart Reid and Richard Ek

98. Storytelling / Günter Soydanbay

99. Sustainable development goals / Elisenda Aguilera-Cora

100. Talent attraction / Marcus Andersson and Morten King-Grubert

101. Territorial attractiveness / Ray Freddy Lara Pacheco and Elizabeth Guadalupe Carrilo Nuno

102. Territorial brand / Giovana Goretti Feijó de Almeida

103. Territorological perspective / Gary Warnaby

104. Urban regeneration / Nigel Morgan

105. Urbanisation / Michael D'Rosario

106. Visioning and plan-making / Kleanthis Sirakoulis and Alex Deffner

107. Wine tourism / Olga Rauhut Kompaniets

108. Worker-led place branding / Natalie Blaustone-Dye.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references.

Description based on print record.

ISBN:

9781035319381 (e-book)

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