Theoretical Perspectives and Empirical Implications
Buch, Englisch, 234 Seiten, Format (B × H): 148 mm x 210 mm, Gewicht: 336 g
ISBN: 978-3-031-30413-2
Verlag: Springer International Publishing
This book is about projectification – a concept that captures the increasing reliance on “the project” in contemporary societies, governance and economies. Despite its significance, this development and transformation, not only of public and private organizations but also our working environment and way of living, has received little scholarly attention compared to other major societal movements. Since its conceptualization in 1995 the phenomena of projectification has grown in scope, and researchers beyond management and organization studies have argued for and applied a broader and critical perspective to what projects are and how we are to understand the term. This volume gathers researchers who critically examine the function and effects of “the project”, and analyzes the logic, politics, discursive practices and contexts of projectification. The book consolidates this research field by illustrating theoretical perspectives on, and empirical implications of, projectification.It also highlights the need for more research, and provides encouragements for other disciplines to scrutinize this phenomenon from other perspectives.
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1. Introducing projectification research - Mats Fred & Sebastian Godenhjelm.- 2. The philosophical history of projectification: The Project Society - Anders Fogh Jensen.- 3. The Trojan Horse of Local Government - Mats Fred.- 4. Entering the World of Project Making: Mobilizing Assemblage Thinking to Unpack Projects as Political Constructions- David Scott.- 5. What makes it tick? On the projectification of the labour market in Sweden - Malin McGlinn.- 6. The Janus face of participatory projects - Kanerva Kuokkanen.- 7. HRM and projectification: Moving beyond the ‘project-based organization’ concept - Karin Bredin.- 8. The Road to Isolation of Public Health Policy Projects: Consequences of Demarcating the Project by Its Task, Time, Team and Transition - Erik Söderberg.- 9. Interfaces in Project-Based Innovation Governance: Can Hackathons Hack into Policy Processes? - Peeter Vihma.- 10. Stepping on the Throttle While Hitting the Brakes: Project Organisations and Governance - Sebastian Godenhjelm.- 11. Projects as Vessels for Institutional Change: From Appealing Promises to Some Pressing Concerns - Johan Munck af Rosenschöld.- 12. Explaining Project-Based Policy Implementation: Multiple Governance Framework and Causal Mechanisms - Isak Vento.- 13. Where Do We Go from Here? - Sebastian Godenhjelm and Mats Fred.
