Critical Perspectives on International Business: Volume 12 Issue 3

From margin to center: listening to silenced subjectivities in international business

Ajnesh Prasad, Gabrielle Durepos

The editorial introduces the special issue entitled, “Voices at/from the margins: Articulating the consequences of international business”.

The structural violence of globalization

Jessica Srikantia

This paper aims to expose the violence intrinsic to globalization and to suggest a conceptual and practical domain focused on arresting and preventing the structural violence of…

Capturing postcoloniality in action: RAND, rationality, and subaltern encounters during the “Vietnam War”

Isabella Krysa, Kien T. Le, Jean Helms Mills, Albert J. Mills

Drawing on a series of RAND interviews with Vietnamese prisoners during the Vietnam War, the paper aims to analyze the role of colonizer–colonized in the production of…

The funeralesque as the experience of workers at the margins of international business: Seven Indian narratives

Srinath Jagannathan, Patturaja Selvaraj, Jerome Joseph

This paper aims to show that the experience of workers on the margins of international business is akin to the funeralesque. The funeralesque is understood as the appropriation of…

How might we study international business to account for marginalized subjects?: Turning to practice and situating knowledges

Gabrielle Durepos, Ajnesh Prasad, Cristian E. Villanueva

The aim of this article is to encourage critical scholars of international business (IB) to engage with scholarship that turns to practice and situates knowledges. The paper…