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assignment_turned_in Project2021 - 2024Partners:Hanken School of Economics, Hanken School of EconomicsHanken School of Economics,Hanken School of EconomicsFunder: Innovaatiorahoituskeskus Business Finland Project Code: 3464/31/2021Funder Contribution: 522,500 EURKansainvälisessä keskustelussa on viime vuosina alettu peräänkuuluttaa yritteliästä valtiota (entrepreneurial state), joka sijoitustoiminnan ja muiden sillä käytössä olevien politiikkaohjaus välineiden avulla luo ja suuntaa taloudellista toimeliaisuutta kohti ekologisesti ja sosiaalisesti kestäviä päämääriä. Kuva julkisten toimijoiden roolista ja työkaluista kehityksen ohjaamisessa on kuitenkin jäänyt viitekehyksessä toistaiseksi epäselväksi. Kohdistaen huomion Suomessa toteutettaviin haastelähtöisiin hankkeisiin, tämä tutkimus pyrkii vastaamaan kysymykseen: Missä määrin yritteliään valtion ideaan pohjautuvaa haastelähtöistä innovaatiopolitiikkaa on mahdollista toteuttaa pohjoismaisen hyvinvointivaltiomallin viitekehyksessä? Tutkimuksen päätavoitteena on muodostaa ymmärrys käytänteistä, joiden avulla julkiset organisaatiot voivat toteuttaa haastelähtöistä innovaatiopolitiikkaa yhteistyössä yksityisen ja kolmannen sektorin kanssa kokeilujen lisäksi myös pitkän aikavälin tavoitteisiin sitoutuen.
more_vert assignment_turned_in Project2011 - 2015Partners:Hanken School of Economics, Hanken School of EconomicsHanken School of Economics,Hanken School of EconomicsFunder: Research Council of Finland Project Code: 251467more_vert assignment_turned_in ProjectFrom 2024Partners:Hanken School of Economics, Hanken School of EconomicsHanken School of Economics,Hanken School of EconomicsFunder: Kone Foundation Project Code: Koneen Säätiö_202302988Funder Contribution: 24,300 EURFinland is recognised for its egalitarian values and frequently ranks as one of the world’s most gender equal countries. Finnish work culture rests on the idea(l) of equal opportunities for all, with a specific emphasis on diversity and inclusion. In recent decades, equality work has become a recurring – even compulsory – feature of organisational life, and the relevance of equality is often both well-rehearsed and emphasised at the workplace. In practice, however, organisations are struggling to achieve the equality they so enthusiastically advocate for. This is reflected in the Finnish labour market, which remains deeply gendered. It is becoming increasingly apparent that the substantial efforts to promote equality within Finnish organisations have not yielded intended results. In my doctoral thesis, I explore the contemporary forms of resistance that organisations face in their quest towards gender equality. Equality work evokes resistance in all types of organisations – even supposedly progressive ones. However, due to the shift in social norms and values at the societal level, the forms that this resistance takes have changed drastically. Recent research suggests that while equality work rarely faces open opposition, resistance can operate indirectly to undermine the prospect of change. Since these indirect forms of resistance operate beneath the radar and never oppose equality as a cause, they are difficult to discern and rarely even recognised as resistance. It is this very trait that renders them so effective. However, the knowledge about how resistance operates in organisations where equality work is not resisted in any conventional sense, yet appears remarkably difficult to carry out successfully, is still very limited. Studying how resistance to equality work plays out in Finnish organisations is crucial for understanding – and perhaps even solving – the challenges that these organisations face in achieving gender equality.
more_vert assignment_turned_in Project2008 - 2011Partners:Hanken School of Economics, Hanken School of EconomicsHanken School of Economics,Hanken School of EconomicsFunder: Research Council of Finland Project Code: 122402more_vert assignment_turned_in Project2006 - 2009Partners:Hanken School of Economics, Hanken School of EconomicsHanken School of Economics,Hanken School of EconomicsFunder: Research Council of Finland Project Code: 111969more_vert
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