Negotiating Better Worlds in the ‘Anthropocene’: Critical Histories and Future Livelihoods

  • Shelley Price (Panel member)
  • Seray Ergene (Panel member)
  • Rafael Alcadipani Da Silveira (Panel member)
  • Sheena J. Vachhani (Panel member)
  • Richard Marens (Panel member)
  • Bill Cooke (Panel member)
  • Damian O'Doherty, IV (Panel member)
  • Gasparin, M. (Panel member)
  • Bobby Banerjee (Panel member)

    Activity: Talk or presentationLecture and oral contribution

    Description

    This symposium provides an opportunity to discuss, with a distinguished panel of scholars, some of the challenges for business and management arising from the epoch of the Anthropocene, developing things we have learned about organization from the experience of COVID-19. Presentations will address three principal challenges: (a) how to 'open up' negotiations with materials and practices (meat, plastics, animals, guns, food, clothing) that have been typically neglected in the standard histories of modern business and management in an effort to explain: how did we get here? (b) how management and organization studies can develop sustainable and cooperative models of working and living together in the Anthropocene based on these negotiations; and (c) assess what the future of work and management will look like in the Anthropocene by drawing on recent studies of contemporary but non-standard and non-modern business practices. The panel presentations are followed by interactive discussions and dialogues across the panel and with audience members. Each round-table is led by a chair and supported by a discussant. The round table sessions will allow participants to share ideas and critical reflections on living together in the Anthropocene.
    Period7 Aug 2022
    Event titleThe Academy of Management Annual Meeting 2022: Creating a Better World Together
    Event typeConference
    Conference number82
    OrganiserAcademy of Management
    LocationSeattle, United States, WashingtonShow on map
    Degree of RecognitionInternational