In my PhD project ‘The organization of affective life in urban development’ I study how temporariness is used in urban transformation processes, and how spatial and social change plays out through a cultural logic of constant renewal. My project is a case study of Refshaleøen and the transition from informal to formal uses of temporariness and culture. I use ethnographic methods to attend to the ways in which actors sense and respond to spatial change, and how change organizes affective life. From organizations to urban space, I am broadly interested in the politics of this cultural logic of constant renewal and how it affects dreams of permanence and attachment.
In the autumn of 2023 I will begin the Velux HUMpraxis funded project CLIMATE-PART. With this project - a collaboration between CBS, Teknologirådet and Klimabevægelsen - I will focus on the gap between the political wish to involve citizens in climate politics and citizens’ self-organized and everyday forms of climate participation. The aim of the project, which brings together the fields of organization, strategy and planning, is to expand current understandings and practices of participation in light of the climate crisis.
Primary research areas
Space
Affect
Urban planning and politics
Culture and artistic practices
Qualitative methods for spatial and organisational analysis
Link to this homepage
www.cbs.dk/en/staff/cjbhl
Courses
Videnskabsteori
The Company from a Contextual Perspective
Cultural entrepreneurship: Arts and Culture
Strategisk innovation og design tænkning
Cultural Economics and Policy: Arts and Culture
Supervision
I supervise qualitative projects within the fields of arts, culture, aesthetic economy, planning, spatial theory, design and politics. I supervise both bachelor and master thesis projects.
Publications sorted by:
2022
Cecilie Sachs Olsen; Christina Juhlin / Architecture and Urban Studies : An Awkward Kinship. In: Nordic Journal of Urban Studies, Vol. 2, No. 2, 2022, 7 p., p. 101-107
Editorial > peer review
Christina Juhlin / Social Bricks : An Interview about the Social Foundations of Architecture. In: Nordic Journal of Urban Studies, Vol. 2, No. 2, 2022, p. 171–177
Comment/debate > peer review
Christina Juhlin; Robin Holt / The Sensory Imperative In: Management Learning, Vol. 53, No. 4, 9.2022, p. 640-651