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Beyond analytical dichotomies
Ajnesh Prasad
Human Relations 2012; 65 (5): 567–595
DOI: 10.1177/0018726711432183
http://hum.sagepub.com/content/65/5/567.full.pdf+html
Abstract
Management researchers habitually invoke analytical categories of difference – whether
they be based on gender, race, or sexual identity – in responding to issues of systemic
inequalities in organizational life. Poststructuralists and other critically orientated scholars
have cited the myriad of trajectories through which analytical categories of difference
reinscribe dichotomous modes of thinking and, therein, ignore the idiosyncrasies in
human identification and human behavior. Extending from a poststructuralist standpoint,
this article uses the question of sexual identity to advocate for the astute mobilization of
'strategic essentialism'. Strategic essentialism serves as a means by which management
scholars can tentatively engage with the research and the discourse that is reliant upon
identity binaries, yet without reifying ideologically bifurcated identity classes.
Keywords
diversity, feminism, organization research, poststructuralism, sexuality in organizations,
strategic essentialism
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