Dear all,
The #thinklist was created to highlight social
media’s most influential scholars on issues of responsible business, to promote debate and share insight. This year, we relaunched
the list in a new format. We made a decision to move away from the previous method of ranking scholars, opting instead to amplify the voices
of certain groups, or focus on particular issues that are sometimes overlooked within the culture of academia. Our
last list highlighted a group of women scholars.
This time round, our #thinklist will consist of scholars from racialized
groups. What we hope to achieve with #ThinklistAmplify is a
vehicle for community building among
researchers who find themselves to be racialized and a form of recognition that the experiences as scholars of responsible business can be shaped by the dynamics of power associated with this social process of racialization. This #thinklist intends to resist
concentration of power and status, and to serve as an opening and a resource that we can use to connect, collaborate, and celebrate.
To assemble #ThinkListAmplify, we are calling for
nominations of scholars from around the world active on any form of social media. Nominations
will close on 12th
November 2020.
The #thinklist was created to highlight social media’s most influential scholars on issues of responsible business, to promote debate and share insight. This year, we relaunched the list in a new f…
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