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Offentlig innovation – fra vision til handling!
I denne artikel sammenfatter jeg min forskning af innovationsbestræbelserne i den offentlige sektor gennem de seneste femten år. Artiklen indledes med en beskrivelse af særlige kendetegn ved offentlig innovation. Efter en omtale af hvad der igangsætter og fremmer innovation gennemgås en generisk metode, der kan anvendes i mange sammenhænge, hvor der er behov for udvikling.
Der er mange faktorer, der hæmmer innovationsarbejdet, og de oplistes, inden jeg beskriver hvilke udfordringer det stiller de offentlige ledere overfor.
Ud over en sammenfatning af mine analyseresultater bidrager artiklen med anbefalinger til, hvordan eventuelle udfordringer kan overkommes
Ide-praksis-oversættelsesmodellen: Betydning for ledelse af bæredygtig innovation i offentlig-private innovations-grupper
Denne artikel tager udgangspunkt i, at løsning af klima- og CO2-udledningskrisen kræver oversættelse og samskabelse af nye socio-tekniske løsninger i offentlig-private inno-vationsnetværk- og grupper. Den redegør for ide-praksis-oversættelsesmodellens socio-tekniske forståelse af sådanne samskabelses-, design- og oversættelsesprocesser og for, hvad de ledelsesmæssige konsekvenser af den er i den forbindelse. Endelig diskuteres, hvordan processen vil kunne accelereres på den baggrund
Foucault and Brown: Disciplinary Intersections
From the 1981 “Sexuality and Solitude” to the 1982 “Le combat de la chasteté” to the 1984 History of Sexuality, Volume 2, Michel Foucault’s published works have long recognized the influence of the historian of late antiquity, Peter Brown. With the 2018 publication of Foucault’s draft of Les Aveux de la chair (Confessions of the Flesh) bearing no mention of Brown, the depth of this influence requires further elaboration. Despite Brown not appearing in the “Index of Modern Authors,” Confessions of the Flesh reflects Foucault’s debt to Brown for his readings of Augustine of Hippo and his conceptualizations of sexuality and subjectivity.
Analyzing archival evidence alongside biographical narratives helps us better understand Brown’s vital influence as Foucault was shifting his History of Sexuality project, his archival practices, and his genealogy of subjectivity. Appreciating the textual and conceptual engagement between Foucault and Brown thus illuminates not only Confessions of the Flesh as Volume 4 in the History of Sexuality series but also the conceptual and methodological developments of both scholars in their disciplinary intersections
Stuart Elden, The Early Foucault. Cambridge: Polity, 2021. Pp. 281.: ISBN: 978-1-5095-2595-9 (hardback).
Can Pollution Bring Balance to the Hidden Land? Fibreglass Interventions in the Ecology of Sikkimese Cham
Cham, a distinctive masked ritual dance, is undertaken biannually at Pemayangtse Monastery, a Buddhist institution in Sikkim, a Himalayan state in northeast India. These ritual performances are intended to dispel negative forces and create the conditions of prosperity and health for all of the beings – including humans, spirits and deities – resident in Sikkim’s sacred landscape and throughout the cosmos. The efficacy of ritual dances is intertwined with the context of the performances and the materiality of the dancers’ costumes. This article will engage debates over cham’s changing materiality. In particular, it will focus on the recent introduction of fibreglass masks in Pemayangtse’s ritual dances to explore connections between changing ecologies, notions of toxicity and pollution and ritual economies in Sikkim. While Buddhist authorities express anxiety about the substances involved in creating fibreglass, they also appreciate its affordability and durability. Artists who work in fibreglass see the material as a fast way to work. The dancers, on the other hand, express concern about how changes in the physicality of dancing with these masks may interfere with ritual efficacy. These debates are illustrative of broader concerns about the impact of changing ecosystems on interdimensional relations in the Himalayas
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