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Polina Kalnitskaya

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Resumen

The traditional management educational methods like in class group activities derive from Western democratic principles and work well in tolerant and pluralistic climate. However, in dogmatic and oppressive social environment, they just reinforce the dominant culture and create obstacles to develop students' critical reflexive thinking. Learning space becomes constrained by different overwhelming contextual factors: from group pressure to an authoritarian political background. On the case of the Russian business ethics classroom, this paper examines the influence of an oppressive context on the learning space and offers an approach to weakening this influence by intensifying students' critical reflexivity using writing assignments and supportive teacher's feedback based on a narrative therapy approach. 

Keywords

ethics, management education, Russia, reflexivityética, educación empresarial, Rusia, reflexividadética, educação empresarial, Rússia, reflexividade

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Kalnitskaya, P. (2019). Desafiar el contexto social opresivo rediseñando el espacio de aprendizaje. El caso de una clase de ética empresarial en Rusia. Cuadernos De Administración, 31(57), 79–103. https://doi.org/10.11144/Javeriana.cao31-57.cosc
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