Acknowledgments xiii Notes on the contributors xv Foreword xxiii Stewart R. Clegg PART I Introduction 1 (42) 1 Debating knowledge: Rethinking Critical Management Studies in a changing world 3 (40) Anshuman Prasad Pushkala Prasad Albert J. Mills Jean Helms Mills PART II Critique and its (dis-)contents 43 (48) 2 Critical management scholarship: A satirical critique of three narrative histories 45 (11) Albert J. Mills Jean Helms Mills 3 An ethic of care within Critical Management Studies? 56 (13) Emma Bell Susan Merilainen Scott Taylor Janne Tienari 4 Critical performativity: The happy end of Critical Management Studies? 69 (11) Sverre Spoelstra Peter Svensson 5 A rebel without a cause? (Re) claiming the question of the `political' in Critical Management Studies 80 (11) Ajnesh Prasad PART III Difference, otherness, marginality 91 (68) 6 Fringe benefits? Revisi(ti)ng the relationship between feminism and Critical Management Studies 93 (14) Karen Lee Ashcraft 7 Humility and the challenge to decolonize the "critical" in Critical Management Studies 107 (17) Janet L. Borgerson 8 Sexualities and/in `Critical' Management Studies 124 (16) Jeff Hearn Charlotte Holgersson Marjut Jyrkinen 9 Power failure: The short life and premature death of critical "diversity" research 140 (19) Roy Jacques PART IV Knowledge at the crossroads 159 (120) 10 Toward decolonizing modern Western structures of knowledge: A postcolonial interrogation of (Critical) Management Studies 161 (39) Anshuman Prasad 11 Debating Critical Management Studies and global management knowledge 200 (17) Gavin Jack 12 Rethinking market-ing orientation: A critical perspective from an emerging economy 217 (16) Alexandre Faria 13 Social movements and organizations through a Critical Management Studies lens: Metaphor, mechanism, mobilization or more? 233 (15) Maureen Scully 14 The usual suspects? Putting plagiarism 2.0 in its place 248 (15) J. Michael Cavanaugh 15 Teaching management critically: Classroom practices under rival paradigms 263 (16) Gabriela Coronado PART V History and discourse 279 (64) 16 History of-in-and Critical Management Studies 281 (18) Terrance G. Weatherbee 17 Let them eat ethics: Hiding behind corporate social responsibility in the age of financialization 299 (17) Richard Marens 18 Towards a genealogy of humanitarianism: Revealing (neo-)colonialism in organizational practice 316 (16) Adam Rostis 19 Deconstructive criticism and Critical Management Studies 332 (11) Steve McKenna Amanda Peticca-Harris PART VI Global predicaments 343 (68) 20 The `iron' in the iron cage: Retheorizing the multinational corporation as a colonial space 345 (14) Raza Mir Ali Mir 21 "We're not talking to people, we're talking to a nation": Crossing borders in transnational customer service work 359 (11) Kiran Mirchandani 22 Microfinance: A neoliberal instrument or a site of the `other's' resistance and contestation? 370 (14) Nimruji Jammulamadaka 23 Exceptional opportunities: Hierarchies of race and nation in the United States Peace Corps recruitment materials 384 (14) Jenna N. Hanchey 24 American soft imperialism and management education in Brazil: A postcolonial critique 398 (13) Rafael Alcadipani Index 411