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Miri­am Feuls

Associate Professor

Subjects
Management Organisation Qualitative methods Sustainability Green transition Future

Primary research areas

Sustainable transformation

Practices and processes of sustainable transformation; temporal dynamics and complexities in developing and implementing sustainability strategies; organizational and strategic change to address grand challenges

Organization and time

Interplay of multiple temporalities in multi-actor collaborations; temporal trajectories in change and transformation; future making.

Creative leadership and change

Processual-relational aspects of creative leadership and change within creative industries; creative and innovative practices through which change emerges.

Organizing sustainable transformation and change

My research focuses on the practices and processes of organizational change, sustainable transformation, and creative leadership in multi-actor settings. I primarily draw on time and temporality research and practice theory to explain how change emerges, identify the conditions influencing these processes, and understand the impacts on transforming organizations and society toward sustainable futures. 

I work from different perspectives within the social sciences and philosophy to examine complex and ever-changing organizing processes and develop conceptual and empirical knowledge sensitive to everyday organizational life and society. My research reflects ‘engaged scholarship’, building on deep and transformative collaborations within the world of organizational and management practice. My overarching research ambition is to advance the concepts and methods of organizing and managing sustainable transformation within and across organizations and provide insights to address the grand challenges in contemporary organizing and contribute to a sustainable society. 

Recent research projects

The Politics of Time – Navigating Conflicting Imaginaries

The project, funded by the DFF Inge Lehmann programme, examines how and when future imaginaries become dominant in society and shape collective action toward climate change solutions.

Making Distant Futures Actionable: Innovating for a Net Zero Future

The project, funded by the Novo Nordisk Foundation, studies ongoing projects in Danish companies in different industries to understand how large companies are working toward distant climate goals in the present.

Outside activities

2025

No outside activities to report