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Boussebaa, Mehdi. |
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In the shadow of empire: Global Britain and the UK business school |
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Organization |
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27(3), May, 2020: p.483-493 |
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In this essay, I scrutinize the ‘Global Britain’ project championed by the UK government since the Brexit vote and reflect on the role played by business schools in it. My argument is twofold. First, I contend the project is bound up with British imperialism, being at once the expression of a melancholic attachment to the colonial Empire of yesteryear and part of a long-standing effort to renew Britain’s imperial greatness in the so-called ‘postcolonial’ era. Second, I maintain that business schools, while notionally anti-Brexit, are complicit in the Global Britain project by virtue of propagating elements of its imperialist discourse. I conclude with some reflections on our role as scholars and educators in fostering debate on this project and challenging its imperialist underbelly. – Reproduced |
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Brexit, Free trade, Global Britain, Globalization, Imperialism, Postcolonial melancholia |
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Organization |
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EUROPEAN UNION - GREAT BRITAIN |
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Articles |
