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Banks and their world view contexts
(Gothenburg Research Institute, 2016)
Från planeringens "rena" förnuft till upplevelse-erans "praktiska" förnuft - den vingliga vägen över de senaste decennierna
(2006)
This article tries to bridge between the firm belief in better planning as the path ahead and the more post modern conception of "experiences" and events as tools of promoting development today. It then focuses on the ...
Action Research in Management Accounting Studies
(1999)
New directions in management accounting studies should
aim at getting us out of the ontological trap which is provided by the
decision making conception of management. The Scandinavian
tradition of fieldwork in the area ...
Stiff surprise - coping with surprising discoveries in product development processes
(2001)
An incident in a product development project is analysed to see how participants cope differently with surprising situations. This generates cognitive variety in the project team which means that the situation is complex ...
The controller in action- participative control here and now in product development processes
(1999)
This paper analyses a video recorded exchange in a product development
management group with a specific focus on the controller in action. This
specimen of data serves to illustrate how larger issues of strategy ...
Bracketing an issue in a product develoment process
(2000)
This paper deals with action in the complex setting of a large product develeopment project a new year model of a car. The prespective is that of one engineer who has discovered a problem with the prototype car he is ...
On academic writing
(2006)
Are there any useful tricks of the trade, as it were, to sustain a productive routine of writing for publication in academic journals?1 Nowadays the drive towards international publication is stronger than ever in Europe ...
Scholasticism, Fair Value and Ursury, According to Odd Langholm
(Gothenburg Research Institute, 2017-10-31)
Odd Langholm, a prominent Scandinavian scholar of early economic thought,
provides us with cues on how to re-consider the fundamental assumptions that
go into economic valuation and modelling. “Fair value” was not ...