Wrap-up of the morning sessions and organization of Round Tables (afternoon session)

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ROUND TABLE THEMES AND PARTICIPANTS:

/// Round Table 1 - Indigenous, Tribal Worldviews ///

Chair: Innan Sasaki

- Dreaming others’ dreams: how Yanomami dreams can help organizational scholars to access collective reflexivity in fieldwork (Stephanie Daher, Gazi Islam, and Ana Bauer)
- Repoliticizing spirituality: A collaborative auto-ethnography on decolonial identity formation in an environmental conflict in a Mapuche community in Chile (Rajiv Maher and Simón Crisóstomo Loncopán)

Additional discussants: (Co-)Authors from Sessions I and V

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/// Round Table 2 - Colonial Legacies ///

Chair: Sofiane Baba

- Dealing with institutional voids and opportunism through strategic invisibility (Shoeb Mohammad and Sofiane Baba)
- A Critical Exploration of Mimicry in Organizational Theories of Hybridity and Post-Colonial Organizing (Abass Bila and Michelle Mielly)

Additional discussants: (Co-)Authors from Sessions II and IV; plus Round Table 6

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/// Round Table 3 - Disentangling Hegemonic Norms ///

Chair: Minna Paunova

- Shared inequity: An alternative frame for racial justice in employment (Cedric Dawkins)
- Responsibilization of inclusion: LGBTQI+ coping with exclusion in heteronormative cultures (Dilek Uslu, Lena Knappert and Mustafa Özbilgin)

Additional discussants: (Co-)Authors from Session VII and Round Table 5

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ROUND TABLE THEMES AND PARTICIPANTS:

/// Round Table 4 - Cultural Integration ///

Chair: Miguel Morillas

- Coping with status loss in organizations: A qualitative study of migrants’ status-related identity (Viktoriya Voloshyna, Jelena Zikic and Soodabeh Mansoori)
- Organizational integration of highly skilled migrants? Social worlds as multiple cultures dismantling conventional framings (Sina Grosskopf and Christoph Barmeyer)

Additional discussants: (Co-)Authors from Sessions I, IV and VII; plus Round Table 3

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/// Round Table 5 - Government and Institutional Voids ///

Chair: Sofiane Baba

- Are you going to turn hunters into farmers? The case of economic autonomy of Inuit People in Nunavik, Canada (Emilie Fortin-Lefebvre and Hatouma Sako)
- Unpacking the role of government around the business – Local community nexus: colonial legacies on sustainability controversies (Nolywé Delannon)

Additional discussants: (Co-)Authors from Sessions II and V; plus Round Tables 1 and 2

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/// Round Table 6 - Resistance and Change (Online!) ///

Chair: Innan Sasaki

- Unmasking the perils of trust: Insights from an autocratic context (Mehri Baloochi, Mehran Ebrahiminejad, Madeline Toubiana and Emily Block)
- Change from the periphery: How the careers of marginalized workers displace mainstream logics of social service delivery (Carrie Oelberger)
- When north meets south: Orchestrating philanthropic ecosystems in historically stigmatized territories (Saouré Kouamé, Anaïs Del Bono and Ignanone Amina Wazoumi)

Additional discussants: All online participants