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"Material temporality: How materiality 'does' time in food organizing" (w/ Tor Hernes & Majken Schultz) now out in @osofficer: doi.org/10.1177/017084062090… Thanks to SI editors, @ArlaGroup & @CarlsbergGroup ! #materiality #temporality #innovation @CBScph @ioa_cbs
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Den danske regering har simpelthen lige søgt EU om at få lov til at fortsætte med at hælde ekstra meget kvælstof på markerne, selvom vi oplever historisk voldsomt iltsvind og vi bør gå den stik modsatte vej 🤯. Dette er simpelthen absurd #dkpol #dkgreen politiken.dk/indland/art9580…
We should start a petition to EGOS, AoM and the major journals in our field calling for a proper break in (a) Dec/Jan, eg Dec 15-Jan15 & (b) July/August, eg Jul15-Aug15 (perhaps tricky, due to national variance in break, but should cover most somewhat)!!!
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I am co-organizing a panel on "The Times of Nuclear Energy Cultures" at the 2024 EASST-4S conference, 16-19 July in Amsterdam. All infos here: nomadit.co.uk/conference/eas… Deadline for abstracts is 12th Feb. Apply! And get in touch if you have any questions. #envhum #envhist #nuclear
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Hi #envhum network, a question: Our project "Nuclear Natures" is looking for a (non-peer-reviewed) outlet for a collection of short reflections/case studies of what "nuclear natures" could mean, including a short, framing introduction. Any blogs, websites, ... that come to mind?
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The remarkable Prof. dr. @boukjecnossen delivering her inaugural lecture @leuphana University encouraging us to think entrepreneurship organizationally and to keep in mind how it's a joint endeavour. Well done! – at Lüneburg, Germany
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Looking very much forward to presenting the work of many committed colleagues in London on Tuesday.
You can join online.
📢 Upcoming seminar
Dr Paul Lagneau-Ymonet and @chellersgaard will discuss the World Elite Database - scholars working to develop a standardised data regime to share data about global elites
🎟️ Attend in-person: ow.ly/H6ZH50Q7OVn
💻 Attend online: ow.ly/tYLf50Q7OVm
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Job alert ☢️☢️☢️Two PhD positions on nuclear waste governance in Sweden and Germany at the University of Fribourg, Switzerland: shorturl.at/cdkpO Based at the Unit of Human Geography with Rony Emmenegger. Spread widely! #nuclearwaste #ethnography
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På Ræsons idefestival bliver man mindet om hvor stolt vi burde være over at Fru Vestager er dansker!
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Management researchers agree that expertise is key to the challenges of today's organizations. But they disagree on what expertise – actually – is. In this @AOMConnect paper Tomi, Kasper and I try to clarify and advance this debate. doi.org/10.5465/annals.2022.…
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In 1971, Nike hired a student to create a logo. She was paid $35 for her design. Carolyn Davidson was a graphic design student. She needed cash and was offered $2 an hour for her work. She was paid $35 after creating the design in about 17 hours. She later received 500 shares after Nike's IPO, which she never sold.
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We do understand the #globalwarming caused by fossil fuels - for four decades it’s been going as predicted.
But we don’t understand the surprise upward leap that is happening now.
And that worries me.
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“We first sent to a Nature journal, and within 24 h, they rejected it as an incremental contribution. I started learning English only at university, so I had to look up the meaning of the word incremental!”
Katalin Karikó, in 2021, on her paper that led to a Nobel Prize today.
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Apparently Berghain have replaced their soundsystem. The old one put in 20 years of service, which means, assuming it was running 40 hours a week at an average of 135bpm (always 4 to the floor, obviously), it played approximately 340 million kick drums during its lifetime
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Mann verlässt Heimat, zahlt tausende Euro an Schlepper, kommt auf Schlauchboot fast ums Leben und wohnt monatelang in Massenunterkunft, um günstig an Zahnfüllung ranzukommen
#merz #asylbewerber
der-postillon.com/2023/09/za…
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Time's up! ⏰ #BusinessSchools need to include #climatechange in curriculum, #research, operations. Converging views between the great panellists I chaired: W. Saheem, O. Toulan, L. Whittaker. Follow @aacsb Societal Impact #Conference #Copenhagen

ALT Juliane Reinecke, University of Oxford, Washika Saheem, Dean, Dubai Business School (UAE), Omar Toulan, Dean of the MBA and Hilti Chair, Professor of Strategy and International Management, IMD (SWITZERLAND), Louise Whittaker, Prof. and Deputy Dean, Gordon Institute of Business Science (SOUTH AFRICA)
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Vores skarpe @wwfdk student @Christofferholg har sammen med @Henrike_Se og @JonCSvendsen forfattet en artikel om Sejerøbugten. Også her er fiskene forsvundet. Tag med på en spændende (og lidt trist) tidsrejse og find ud af hvordan naturen forsvandt.👇#dkgreen #dkpol
Et gammelt stenværk og beretninger fra tidligere fiskere og stenfiskere i Sejerøbugten er udgangspunkt for en jagt efter en forsvunden ø og en tidsrejse for at finde ud af hvor den engang så talrige torsk blev af. En tråd: 1/10 🧵#dkgreen #dkpol @WWFdk dzs.dk/wp-content/uploads/20…
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Like high interest rates expose mediocre business models, moving from words to action exposes mediocre climate commitments.
"Cutting emissions is proving harder than committing to cut emissions"
wsj.com/business/energy-oil/…
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Replying to @Guemuesay
@Guemuesay @JuReinecke @marcventresca
New review with perspectives from outside the management literature.
"Exploring Alternative Futures in the Anthropocene"
annualreviews.org/doi/abs/10…
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"a sustainably sourced adhesive system, made from epoxidized soy oil, malic acid and tannic acid, with performance comparable to that of current industrial products." great to see so many innovations emerging that can help us reduce carbon footprint nature.com/articles/s41586-0…




























