Member of Public-Private Platform and the cluster on Law Enforcement and Armed Forces, Anna Leander was co-editor of the special issue of Environment and Planning D - Space and Society, which was published by SAGE Journals in February, 2016

Platform member and PhD Lene Tolstrup Christensen published an article in the International Journal of Public Sector Management that focuses on how the SOE as a hybrid mode of governance between hierarchy and market has evolved through the marketisation of Danish passenger rail.

In the latest issue of Ecconomic Sociology The Eorupean Electronic Newsletter, member of the Platform's Market's and Valuation cluster José Ossandón publiched an article focuing on three perspectives of conceptual perspectives from recent sociology of markets simultaneously in order to observe recent developments in Chile’s health insurance industry.

Lector, PhD and PPP member Maria Zapata has recently published: Zapata, P. and Zapata Campos, M.J. (2015) Unexpected translations in urban policy mobility. Habitat International, 46, 271-276.

Co-facilitator of the Public-Private Platform cluster of Markets and Valuation, José Ossandón has conducted a podcast interview with Annelise Riles when she visited the platform and the cluster for a workshop on Markets for Collective Concerns.

PPP member Karen Boll has together with Roderick A. W. Rhodes co-edited the article 'Excursions in Administrative Ethnography' in the Journal of Organizational Ethnography, Vol. 4, Nr. 2, 2015

The article ‘Playful membership: embracing an unknown future’ was published in Management & Organizational History Journal, vol. 9(2).

Together with Hans Krause Hansen, cluster facilitator Mikkel Flyverbom published an article on 'The politics of transparency and the calibration of knowledge in the digital age'.

Together with Co-Authors Lawrence Martin, Wendell Lawther and Graeme Hodge, Carsten Greve has published an article on Internationally Recommended Best Practices in Transportation Financing Public-Private Partnerships (P3s). 

The article ‘Representing and Performing Businesses’, from the platform member Karen Boll is published in Journal of Cultural Economy.

Academic Director Paul du Gay and PP platform member Signe Vikkelsø have published an article entitled 'Exploitation, Exploration, and Exaltation: Notes on a Metaphysical (Re)Turn to 'One Best Way of Organizing' 

Mikkel Flyverbom has been asked, and accepted, to serve on the editorial board of a new Sage journal titled ‘Big Data & Society: Critical Interdisciplinary Inquiries'. 

Associate Professor Kaspar Villadsen and PhD Kathrine Hoffmann Pii has published the article 'Protect the patient from whom? When patients contest governmentality and seek more expert guidance', which has appeared in Social Theory & Health.

The article series consists of three articles published in 2011-12. The three articles describe various aspects of how tax compliance is regulated by the Danish Tax and Customs Administration and are examples of how research in regulation can provide (critical) input to the practitioners doing the regulation.

Paul du Gay has together with Alan Scott published an article in French Revue Française de Sociologie. The article "Transformation de l’État ou changement de régime ? De quelques confusions en théorie et sociologie de l’État" can be read in volume 52-3.

They focuses the article around value creation in the public sector.

In the blog Justine Grønbæk Pors comments on that across political boundaries have become an increased awareness on the need for innovation and new thinking in order for the society to survive. 

In the article Mikkel Flyverbom talks about how platforms such as Google, Facebook and Netflix have become useful when developing business strategies.

The Danish magazine Djøfblandet published an article focusing on Paul du Gay's take on bureaucracy.

In the show Karen Boll contributes with knowledge about the the challenges that are relation to organisations and the Danish texation system.

Florence Villese che was interviewed by Børsen Ledelse about diversity/women in leadership in Denmark, and her work on the significance of diversity in boards.

In the article, Mikkel Flyverbom put emphasis on the fact that data is becomming the starting point for a company's startegy.

The article shed light on state owned companies and a new policy initiative that argues for a closer observation of the companies. In the article Professor Carsten Greve stresses that it is sensible with clearer lines and more precise requirements.

Professor and Academic Co-director Carsten Greve has released a blog post [in Danish] at the Platform's strategic partner MindLab's blog.

“Things are looking up for PPP Projects in Denmark” argues Academic Director at the platform and Professor Carsten Greve in his contribution at the Danish media group for the public sector Denoffentlige.dk 

Carsten Greve gives his first assessment of the Productivity Commission's final report on public-private cooperation.

Article in Jyllands-Posten draws on PPP researchers Christina Tvarnø and Carsten Greve's conclusion on how the PPP collaborations leads to more efficient building projects.

Facilitator at the Internet, Business and Society cluster Mikkel Flyverbom recently commented an article published in Danish Berlingske Tech. 

The Danish Competition and Consumer Authority launched a new report about barriers inhibiting the development of public‐private partnerships in Denmark. The launch and presentation took place in collaboration with the CBS Public‐Private Platform. 

Karen Boll, member of the PP cluster Shifting Forms of Public Governance, guested the Danish broadcasting program DR2 Deadline for a talk about her research on Denmark’s tax authority SKAT. 

Together with former Prime Ministers Tony Blair and John Major and the Cabinet Office Minister Francis Maude, Paul du Gay was guest in Gus O’Donnell’s two-part series “In Defence of Bureaucracy”.

Professor of Globalisation at CBS and Academic Director at the Public-Private Platform Paul du Gay were interviewed by SCENARIO for an article about his work ”In defence of Democracy”.

The Danes have too much responsibility argues cluster Facilitator at the PP cluster Shifting Forms of Public Governance Niels Åkerstrøm in the Danish Newspaper Berlingske.

CBS Public-Private Platform member and PhD fellow, Sofie Dam, investigate PPPs’ relation to a better environment and more innovative solutions in the hope for less waste. Sofie has published an article in the Danish newspaper Politiken in the section for Political Analysis. With the title: ‘PPP: This is how we create a Denmark without waste’,