Special issue
Together with two very talented colleagues (Joana Geraldi and Sofia Pemsel, both at CBS), I have gotten the pleasure to be the Guest Editor for an upcoming Special Issue in […]
Category Archives: Publications
Good things come to those who wait
If it is true as the saying goes, that “good things come to those who wait“, this must be a really good paper. First, it took us a couple of […]
Published
It is always satisfying to see a publication in print. This time it is the paper ‘Homo Projecticus’ which has been published in International Journal of Project Management. Getting something […]
Final report: The dilemma of disseminating results
During 2021, I had the pleasure to lead a so-called “strategic project”, sponsored by the strategic innovation programme Smart Built Environment. The project was called Kunskapsspridningens premisser (eng. The conditions […]
Free download of ‘Homo Projecticus’
It is often said that “there’s no such thing as a free lunch”… but that is not true! For the next 50 days’ Elsevier has given me free access to […]
Officially out…
Our article “The history and future of projects as a transition innovation: Towards a sustainable project management framework”, which was accepted for publication in Systems Research and Behavioral Science, is […]
#31 An Essay on ‘Homo Projecticus’
After number thirty, comes number thirty-one! Today, Anders Söderholm and I got a manuscript accepted for publication in International Journal of Project Management. The manuscript is called “An Essay on […]
#30 The history and future of projects as a transition innovation
Today, I got my third publication this month accepted for publication. It is fascinating how things turn out. Like the publication that got accepted ten days ago, also this one […]
#29 Four images of projectification
It took a while, but the review of projectification I wrote together with Beata Jałocha for the IRNOP conference in Melbourne 2018 is finally accepted for publication. The paper is […]
#28 Ambassadors for digitalization
Yesterday, I got my twenty-eighth article accepted for publication. Only two more, and I become academically “middle-aged”. With four other articles in the review process, I might reach thirty before […]
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