When the sequel is better than the original
It is often claimed that the sequel is never as good as the original. This might be true for movies or book sequels, but when it comes to research publications, […]
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Project studies beyond the straitjacket
It is often claimed that “the sequel is never as good as the original“. This might be true for movies or book sequels, but when it comes to research publications, […]
Tinkerbell is out…
Our recently accepted paper on Tinkerbell and the Empire State Building is now available online. To download the short paper click here. How to cite this article: Jacobsson, M. and […]
#19 ‘The Open Secret of Values’
11/11 was a good day! Together with Thomas Biedenbach, I got another paper accepted in PMJ. This time in a special issue on Philosophy of Project Management. The paper is called “The […]
#17 ‘Families of Temporary Organizations’
To get a manuscript accepted always create a very special feeling inside of me. A feeling of delightful anticipation mixed with trepidation and a feeling of finality. Now it will […]
