This book examines the trajectory of management studies in South Africa during the apartheid and post-apartheid periods. The unique political journey of South Africa provides a distinctive context in which to explore the progression of management studies within a developing state. The authors consider how Apartheid has configured the discipline of management studies to reflect certain racial, institutional and gendered trends, and analyse the extent to which these trends have adapted or changed in post-Apartheid times. Appealing to management scholars and professionals, this book provides implications for policy and practice within the South African higher education sector, and presents avenues for future research.

Covers the issues of race and gender as defining features in the context of scholarly publishing Empirically identifies features and trends in management scholarship Offers evidence of the lack of transformation in the South African approach to management studies

Autorentext
Shaun Ruggunan is Associate Professor of Human Resources Management at the University of KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa.

R. Sooryamoorthy is Professor of Sociology at the University of KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa.

Inhalt

1. Management Studies in South Africa: From Practice to a Scholarly Discipline.- 2. Management Studies: From Apartheid to Post-Apartheid.- 3. Research in Management: Analysis of Publications.- 4. Publications in a South African Journal.- 5. Features, Trends and the Future.