HOLISTIC INNOVATION POLICY, Theoretical Foundations, Policy Problems, and Instrument Choices, written by Susana Borras and Charles Edquist, is published March 2019 through Oxford University Press
Professor Alan Irwin receives research grant of DKK 5.5million for the project: "Isomorphic Differences: Familiarity and Distinctiveness in National Science and Innovation Policies"
Department of Organization pursues a problem-oriented, business-in-society approach to understanding organizations and organizational phenomena at all levels. Our research and teaching focus upon organizing processes and their outcomes from an interdisciplinary social-scientific perspective.
New co-auhtored publication in the journal American Behavioral Scientist: Profiting on crisis: How predatory financial investors have worsened inequality in the coronavirus crisis
New Publication in Journal of Cultural Economy: Hirschman’s Exit, Voice, and Loyalty and contemporary economic sociology
New co-authored publication in Journal of Interprofessional Care: A transactional approach to patient safety: understanding safe care as a collaborative accomplishment
New co-authored publication in Journal of International Business Policy: Linking Malawi’s agricultural sector to global value chains: The case for community governance
New publication: The double darkness of digitalization: shaping digital-ready legislation to reshape the conditions for public-sector digitalization (in Science, Technology & Human Values)
New co-authored publication in OrizzonteCina: Innovation as a Driver for the Development of Green Finance in China
New Publication in Research Policy: Isomorphic difference: Familiarity and distinctiveness in national research and innovation policies - by Professor Alan Irwin, Assistant Professor Jane Bjørn Vedel, Professor MSO Signe Vikkelsø
New Co-Authored Publication in Industrial and Corporate Change: Catching up through green windows of opportunity in an era of technological transformation: Empirical evidence from the Chinese wind energy sector
Marie Curie Individual Fellowship Grant: AnthroTax: Tax evasion for market control: Predatory economies in practice
New Co-Authored Publication in Politics & Society: Quiet Politics, Trade Unions, and the Political Elite Network: The Case of Denmark
New co-authored publication on Paradigms and the political economy of ecopolitical projects in the journal Competition & Change
New co-authored publication in Human Relations: Changing Times for Digitalization
New Publication in 'New Political Econmy' Journal on Managing Macroeconomic Neoliberalism
New Publications in Project Management Journal on Plagiarism and Self-Plagiarism in Project Studies
Velux Foundation granting: DKK 100 million for the ADD project: Algorithms, Data and Democracy’ –
How can we as a society and as humans learn to embrace algorithms and artificial intelligence?
New SDC International Report 2020: Cooperating for Energy Transition
New co-authored Book: Eclectic Analytical Strategies
Associate Professors Trine Pallesen and José Ossandón and Post Doc Peter Holm Jacobsen are joining forces in a new green transition project on energy resources
Professor Susana Borrás, Associate Professor Trine Pallesen, Associate Professor Stine Haakonsson in a new project on green transition funded by the Independent Research Fund Denmark
