Lena Brogaard

I'm an associate professor at the Department of Social Sciences and Business, where I'm a part of the research group Roskilde School of Governance (RSG) and the Centre for Research on Public-Private Collaboration (COPS).

My research interests include the interaction and differences between the public and private sector, innovation in the public sector and how public-private collaboration is organized and managed. I have particularly looked at how public-private partnerships create innovation and value. My current research projects also include voucher markets and privatization.

I use both qualitative and quantitative methods to collect and analyze data, especially surveys and interviews.

I'm the coordinator for the courses Social Science Methods for Humanities and Practical Statistics (shared coordination). I primarily teach quantitative methods courses and elective courses at master's level within topics such as Evidence and Performance Measurement and Marketization of the public sector.