This Thursday we will meet and discuss a recent publication within the team. The idea is to map and discuss who we are as researchers, if we change, and the consequences of this on our research. This is in an … Continue reading
For the past two days, TripleEd and guests (14 of us across the two days) have enjoyed discussing the joys and struggles of doing and publishing ethnographic research in Skeppsvik. Days filled with laughter, candid sharing, and adventure put academia … Continue reading
A lot going on at the same time! We have the absolute pleasure of welcoming Natalie Toft to the TripleEd team. Natalie will be working with Sophie and Markus on the hybrid leadership in the incident command system project and … Continue reading
Today we had the great pleasure of listening to Robin Burrow giving a presentation on “Publishing Multiple Papers from Ethnographic Research”. It is not our intention to wear him out, but when you are doing interesting stuff (and are ok … Continue reading
This week we welcome Robin Burrow (Visiting Researcher and Senior Lecturer at University of York) who will hold a workshop titled “Publishing Multiple Papers from Ethnographic Research” on February 1st from 9:00 – 10:00 in the Green Room. During the … Continue reading
Tomorrow, the 25th of January, 2024 we will have the pleasure of reading and giving feedback Robin Burrow’s paper! (not disclosing the title of the paper to interfere with any review process – but it is exciting!)
Since it has been a while since we updated this website, not only has a lot happened, but we also re-started our TripleEd seminar series in a more organized way. We meet every Thursday at 9am to discuss matters that … Continue reading
Robin Burrow, Senior Lecturer in Organization Studies at the School for Business and Society at the University of York (UK) is visiting us from January 8th – March 2nd. Robin’s research employs qualitative methods to explore the lived experience of engaging in extreme … Continue reading
Markus (Hällgren) is the principal applicant for a new Swedish Research Council-funded project (2024-2026). With Sophie (Jané), they will study how leadership is translated and changed between several incident command organizations within the Police authority. Find more information about the … Continue reading
Oscar (Rantatalo) is the principal applicant for a new FORTE-funded project (2024-2026). With Ola (Lindberg) and a colleague at the Department of Psychology, he will focus on collaboration and learning with inter-functional investigative teams within the Police. See news in … Continue reading