Organizing at the Margins : Theorizing Organizations of Struggle in the Global South

CHAPTER 1 – Organizing away from the gaze: Local knowledges, new futures, Mahuya Pal, Joëlle Cruz, and Debashish Munshi -- Part I: Decolonizing dominant epistemologies -- CHAPTER 2 – Decolonizing knowledge: Cultural aspirations, political self-determination, and social rights in knowledge making, Linda Tuhiwai Smith in conversation with Debashish Munshi -- CHAPTER 3 – For another democratic language: Feminist action in Latin America and the reconstruction of the political, Lara Martim Rodrigues Selis and Natalia Maria Felix de Souza -- CHAPTER 4 – Hybrid collective action, Silvio Waisbord -- CHAPTER 5 – Alternative economic discourses from the margins: Kenyan migrant women’s informal childcare organizing as an alternative economic discourse in the contemporary U.S. context, Nancy Maingi Ngwu -- CHAPTER 6 – Bound(less): Re-storying entrepreneurship, Chigozirim Utah Sodeke -- Part II: Dismantling borders -- CHAPTER 7 – Reflexivity and solidarity in culture-centered research with marginalized populations, Jaime Robb -- CHAPTER 8 – The imagined freedom: Borders and exile in the global South, Abdalhadi Alijla -- CHAPTER 9 – Border struggle: Invisible [hi]story of the other in management/organization studies, J. Miguel Imas -- Part III: Deconstructing structures -- CHAPTER 10 – Culture-centered organizing at the “margins of the margins:” Dismantling structures, decolonizing futures, Mohan J. Dutta -- CHAPTER 11– Emotional communities in the economy of emotions: A study of discursive muscularity in networked mobilization of fan groups in China, Zhuo Ban -- CHAPTER 12 – Black Lives Matter as postcolonial organizing, Angela N. Gist-Mackey and Hannah Oliha-Donaldson -- CHAPTER 13 – Producing and (re) producing? An ethnographic narrative of female estate and apparel workers of Sri Lanka, Prajna Seneviratne .