When: Friday, July 8, 2022, 16:00–17:30 CEST
Where: TC.0.10 Audimax ---> WU interactive campus map
In times of turbulence, upheaval, and crisis, the governance of multi-actor, cross-sectoral collaborations becomes particularly
important. However, it is also at such times that governance modes tend to reveal their weaknesses – such as when different
understandings and practices of governance lead to impasses or hamper collective action. This problem has been especially
apparent in crisis situations including the COVID-19 pandemic and the management of large-scale humanitarian emergencies.
The complexity of these issues often evades clear-cut classification and present challenges in terms of polycentric governance,
distributed decision-making, and collective sensemaking for the actors involved.
In this sub-plenary, we aim to open up discussion about how collective action can be accomplished in situations of crisis
– particularly collective action involving collaborations amongst a network of diverse actors that do not necessarily share
a common history, tradition or identity.
ORGANIZER:
Martin Kornberger
Professor
WU – Vienna University of Economics and Business, Austria
ORGANIZER:
Corinna Frey-Heger
Assistant Professor
Rotterdam School of Management,
The Netherlands
Panelist:
Myrto Chliova
Assistant Professor
Aalto University, Finland
Panelist:
Anja Danner-Schröder
Assistant Professor
TU Kaiserslautern, Germany
Panelist:
Daniel Geiger
Professor
University of Hamburg, Germany
Panelist:
Ignasi Martí
Professor
ESADE Business School, Spain
Panelist:
Madeleine Rauch
Assistant Professor
Copenhagen Business School, Denmark