Spotlight

By accident and by design: composing affective atmospheres in an urban art intervention

Christoph Michels and Chris Steyaert published a new article on organizing atmospheres

ARBEIT 4.5 ist ein erlebnisreicher "Hör- und Lauffilm" durch Zürichs Kreise 4 & 5. Das Projekt spielt und provoziert mit der grossen Frage: "Wie wollen wir heute und in Zukunft Arbeiten?"

Processes of entrepreneurial leadership: Co-acting creativity and direction in the emergence of new SME ventures

For the special issue of the ISBJ on Leadership, Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management, a relational ontological perspective explores the processes of entrepreneurial leadership in the emergence of a new venture from its initial idea.

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Management Education under Scrutiny- Are we Asking the Right Questions?

In light of successive financial crises, ethical scandals, and ecological disasters, management education programs seem to have come under pressure for failing to educate responsible citizens who can show practical wisdom beyond mere technical skills.

Forschung zu Gleichstellung und Geschlecht

Trotz Skepsis führt rigides Regelspiel zum Erfolg: Einblicke in Zwischenergebnisse Transdisziplinärer Zusammenarbeit

Performing Organizing - New Museums in the Entrepreneurial City

What is the role and position of the museum in a creative city today? This is the central question the Haniel Seminar intends to explore in a Summer School at the University of St Gallen from 10 to 14 June 2013.

Kreativität! Ein unmöglicher Imperativ?

Im Rahmen der Konferenz ‚The Future of Content is Context’, am 25. und 26. April 2013 organisierten und moderierten Christoph Michels und Björn Müller zusammen mit der Medienwissenschaftlerin Sophie Rudolph und der Designerin Alexa Lixfeld das Panel zum Thema ‚Kreativität! Ein unmöglicher Imperativ?’

Practicing Humanities and Social Sciences in Management Eudcation

Chris Steyaert was together with Timon Beyes, Leuphana Unviersity Lüneberg and Jörg Metelmann, University of St. Gallen, convenor of this workshop at the University of St. Gallen, November 8th - 10th, 2012.

The Nature of Sustainable Consumption and How to Achieve it

Results from the Focal Topic "From Knowledge to Action - New Paths towards Sustainable Consumption". With contributions by Julia Nentwich & Ursula Offenberger