Language, Translation and Management Knowledge: A Research Overview

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Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of Contents
About the Author
Acknowledgements
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1 Introduction
	Let’s Make a Fuss: What Is International Management Research?
	Language and Translation in International Management Research
	And Finally, an Answer
	How Will the Chapters Unfold?
	References
2 English and Management Research
	The Rise and Rise of English?
	Language and Knowledge
	Linguistic Relativity
	English: a Powerful Code and Practice
	English as Practice
		English and Knowledge Workers
		English and the Production of Knowledge
	Conclusion: Language Speaks us
	References
3 English, Language Diversity and Translation in Management Research
	Communication as Constitutive of Organization (CCO)
		Translation as Organizational Change
	Scandinavian Institutionalism and Glocalization
	Language-sensitive Research in International Management
		Translation
		Recent Developments Within Translation-Sensitive International management Research
	Conclusion
	References
4 Towards a Reconfiguration of Language Diversity and Translation in Management Research
	Critical, Postcolonial International Management Studies
	Consequences of Monolingual International Management Research
		Outlining and Formulating Ideas Into a Project
		Data Collection and Analysis (Empirical)
		Epistemology
		Publication Practices
	Conclusion
	References
5 Developing Global Literacy for Management Research
	Developing Global Literacy
		Global Literacy
		Decentring Text Production
		Translation
	References
6 Conclusion: On Being Spoken and Being Written
	References
Index