We continue our conversation on Ibarra-Colado's critique by discussing his proposed research agenda and recommendations for imbuing organization studies in Latin America with a regional identity. How should scholars conduct rigorous research in the region free from the constraints of tranditional measure of 'relevance' imposed by the global community of scholarship?

70: Epistemic Coloniality and Latin America -- Eduardo Ibarra-Colado (Part 2)

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70: Epistemic Coloniality and Latin America -- Eduardo Ibarra-Colado (Part 2)

70: Epistemic Coloniality and Latin America -- Eduardo Ibarra-Colado (Part 2)

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