Department of Organization

mklioa

Department of Organization

Moritz
Kleinaltenkamp
Postdoc


Room: KIL/14.A-4.41
E-mail: mkl.ioa@cbs.dk
Presentation

Moritz Kleinaltenkamp is a Postdoc at the Department of Organization, working in the GRAND project on the organizational consequences of large-scale funding.

He studies all parts of the innovation process, from emerging technology research, development, and use at the organizational level to the governance of such technologies at the societal level. He draws on organization theories including temporality, performativity, and institutional theory.

Moritz holds a Dr. rer. pol. from the Hertie School and a Master’s in Technology Policy from Cambridge University. He has received awards and scholarships from international organizations such as the OMT division of AOM and the German Academic Scholarship Foundation. Along his research, he has gained multiple years of experience as a consultant focusing on public sector digital transformation, and has taught executive education lectures on this subject.

Primary research areas
  • Organization and management theory
  • Temporality, performativity, institutions
  • Development, use, and governance of emerging technologies
  • Public sector digital transformation and the GovTech paradigm
Social media
Link to this homepage
www.cbs.dk/en/staff/mklioa
Courses

MSc in Economics and Business Administration - Strategy, Organisation and Leadership

  • Business Projects
Supervision

I am interested in supervising Bachelor and Master theses in the following areas:

  • Organization and management theory: Temporality, performativity, institutions
  • Development, use, and governance of emerging technologies
  • Public sector digital transformation and the GovTech paradigm
     
Other teaching activities

Executive education lectures on public sector digital transformation

Selected publications
  • Cihon, P, Kleinaltenkamp, MJ, Schuett, J & Baum, S. 2021. AI Certification: Advancing Ethical Practice by Reducing Information Asymmetries. IEEE Transactions on Technology & Society, 2(4), 200–209.
  • Kleinaltenkamp, MJ. 2021. Living in the Future or Living in the Now? How Institutional Change Agents Engage Ambi-Temporality. Best Paper Proceedings of the 81st Academy of Management Annual Meeting.
  • Breaugh, J, McBride, K, Kleinaltenkamp, MJ & Hammerschmid, G. 2021. Beyond Diffusion: A Systematic Literature Review of Innovation Scaling. Sustainability, 13(24), 13528.
  • Kleinaltenkamp, MJ & Ansari, S. Forthcoming. Blockchain and the Performativity of Emerging Technology Theories. In M. Barrett, E. Vaast, A. Langley & H. Tsoukas (Eds.), Perspectives on Process Organization Studies. Organizing in the Digital Age: Understanding the Dynamics of Work, Innovation, and Collective Action. Oxford University Press.
Outside activities

2023
Hertie School Centre for Digital Governance
Fellow