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Dr. Soon Yong Ang, Stirling Business School Drawing on the sociology of secrecy and empirical data from a unique market mechanism in Malaysia—the whispering market—we examine how subaltern resistance is enacted and sustained by creating an alternative market against the ethnically dominating and exploitative calculative system of appropriation known as panggu. Our findings reveal that |
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Professor Jan Bebbington, Lancaster University Business School will join us to discuss business & biodiversity. Businesses are increasingly alert to having to understand and address nature (including biodiversity) matters in their operations and along their supply chains. The seminar will trace the scientific and global governance sources of the norms that influence how corporations are |
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Understanding how to build and manage teams capable of creating interdisciplinary outputs and impact is a complex skill set that is of fast-growing importance to funders, institutions and academics alike. And while there are multiple challenges, interdisciplinary working can be some of the most rewarding work that we do in our careers. In this panel |
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