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100			_aCock, C.D., Nyberg, D. and Wright, C. _929638
245			_aDisrupting climate change futures: Conceptual tools for lost histories
260			_aOrganization
300			_a28(3), May, 2021: p.468-482
520			_aConsidering the worsening climate crisis, we argue that our present conditions require a particular approach to the past in order to disrupt current intellectual trajectories. We enrol Walter Benjamin’s concept of history, via the writings of Svetlana Alexievich and Margaret Atwood, with the aim of bringing a criticality to the present to make us reconsider the ways we think about and act in our present world. Based on Alexievich and Atwood’s work, we develop research conceptualizations of forgotten and alternative histories to open up a space to consider a future climate-changed world beyond the dominant tropes of inevitable dystopian apocalypse and clever technological adaptation. We offer the concept of ‘hope without optimism’ in encouraging management and organization studies scholars to develop a discipline fit for the Anthropocene. – Reproduced
650			_aAnthropocene, Climate change, History, Hope, Literature _927826
773			_aOrganization
906			_aCLIMATE CHANGE
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