There have been some developments that have not been written about… A major thing has been a workshop that TripleEd organized together with the Police, Security Police, the County administrative board of Västerbotten, and the defense forces – all representing … Continue reading
We, TripleEd and the research profile “Leadership, Organization and Working life” @ the Department of Pedagogy, are excited to welcome Professor Robert Gephart from University of Alberta to Umeå. Professor Gephart is an extremely well-known professor in the broad field of organization … Continue reading
Today we had the pleasure of having Professor Ann Cunliffe giving a seminar on Publishing in top tier journals, specifically how to deal with reviewers’ comments. A number of different take aways but among those the Golden rule of writing: … Continue reading
The R3 research group stands for Risk, Resilience and Reliability. It is a newly formed interdisciplinary network that currently is organized by Amy Fraher and Mark Hall at Birmingham University. Markus was invited to present his and Linda Rouleau´s and … Continue reading
Professor Daniel Geiger was kind enough to give a workshop too about his view of ethnography and its practice. It was three hours really well spent on the challenges that faces anyone that is interested in such methods, summarized into … Continue reading
The other week we had the absolute pleasure of welcoming professor David Buchanan to Umeå as part of the research exchange program financed by Riksbankens jubileumsfond. During the visit David met with several people in the research group to discuss … Continue reading
It is the absolute pleasure of TripleEd to invite you (again!) to a WORKSHOP with Professor Emeritus David Buchanan at Cranfield University, UK. David has a lot of experience in using and writing about unconventional methodology in management and organization … Continue reading
Following the idea of the book Sprint, basically Design thinking but in Google variation, Oscar, Ola and Markus set off into the forest for some intense writing. The goal was essentially to put together a draft of a article in … Continue reading
Dear Colleague We have the pleasure of inviting you to submit your work-in-progress to the 3rd international Workshop in the Organizing Extreme Contexts series. The theme of this year’s workshop is ”Doing research in Extreme Environments: What can be learned?” In the spirit … Continue reading
Today we had a extremely interesting and well attended workshop together with Professor Martha Feldman on the art of live coding, and how it may aid us in the discoveries of new and interesting things – rather than putting things … Continue reading
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#Zelenskyy is turning out to be an extraordinary leader. Huge courage & fortitude, a natural communicator articulating a vision. With his people. Indicative of the importance of adaptive leadership in #extremecontexts #🇺🇦
Thank you for including the paper in your Special Issue! #emca #sociology #video #extremecontexts #organization
Collecting data at a height? In our special issue, Andrew LaBonte, Jon Hindmarsh, and Dirk vom Lehn @HindmarshJon @dirkvl present their adventures in collecting video recordings in rope access work.
Read their article here: https://tidsskrift.dk/socialinteraction/article/view/128155 https://twitter.com/gan_yumei/status/1426088301312692226
Collective sensemaking in the local response to a grand ch #alleviation #change #collectiveaction #collectivesensemaking #complexity #extremecontexts #forceddisplacement #grandchallenge #interaction #multistakeholder #persistentcrisis #refugeecrisis https://livrepository.liverpool.ac.uk/3133011
Great first day in our SWG on organizing in #extremecontexts @egos2021 First time in office after #EGOS2021 in Hamburg felt like an extreme context in itself!
If leadership is weak during non-stressful periods, “it will prove even weaker when disaster strikes”
#leadership #extremecontexts #disaster #Crisis #selfempowerment #resilience
