Prof.
Dhammika Jayawardena
0000-0002-5879-9930
Department of Business Administration
dhammika@sjp.ac.lk
I teach contemporary issues in management and research methodology in the Department of Business Administration. I am interested in researching the management of people in the Global South periphery. As part of this or other work, I attempt to understand whether and how Western ontological and epistemological assumptions, as well as ‘turns’ and ‘trends’ in management and organisation studies, colonise us, diverting our focus from the ‘real’ issues in the periphery. Outside of work, I enjoy reading, particularly literature and philosophy, listening to music from all genres, and watching cricket and movies, especially classics, satires, and comedies.
Journal Article
The (Im-)Possibilities of Co-operatives in ‘Free Market’ Conditions: A Case Study of Neoliberal Sri Lanka
2024 Contemporary South Asia
Journal Article
Languaging Organizational Space: When Whitehead meets the Buddha
2024 Culture and Organization
Journal Article
Writing, Violence and Writing the Non-Western Other in Business Ethics: Toward an Ethics of Alterity
2023 Philosophy of Management
Journal Article
The Third Space, Mimics and Ambivalence of HRM in the Global South: A postcolonial reading
2023 Critical Perspectives on International Business
Book
Critical Human Resource Management: People Management Across the Global South and North
2021
Journal Article
Other’s place or othering space: Reframing the performativity of the neoliberalized space(s) of factory women in a free trade zone in Sri Lanka
2020 Gender in Management: An International Journal