Jette Ernst

PhD, Cand.Negot, Master of Science in Business, Language and culture, English Specialisation

  • Universitetsvej 1, 25.1

    DK-4000 Roskilde

    Denmark

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Research

My research interest is in the social and cultural aspects of organization and management as they appear in organizing processes and organizational change. I advocate methodological pluralism and have used a wide range of qualitative methods to advance an understanding of how change affects the organization of work, work itself and how change is responded by employees. Moreover, I look at how change is justified and managed. Theoretically I work with Bourdieu’s practice theory, narrative and discourse theory, framing theory and social exchange theory. I am currently editing a book on Bourdieu in organization and management that will appear on Routledge in 2021.

 

Research areas:

Digitalization and robotisation in hospitals

Professional identity and boundary construction in healthcare

Performance management and work monitoring

Managerial pedagogy

Hospital department merger

Privatization

CSR as employee engagement strategy

 

Research projects:

2020 -            Research responsible for: Human and robot exchanges in the organizational space: the social dynamics of new work configurations in a Danish hospital.

2013 – 2016: Research responsible for: The social aspects of organizational change. An examination of one of the 21 recently established Danish acute care departments (PhD). Department of Language and Communication, University of Southern Denmark. Co-financed by Sygehus Lillebælt.

 

I teach courses in organization, leadership and HRM.

Additionally, I have previously taught courses in intercultural communication, research methodology and various aspects of communication

 I supervise academic theses at all levels

Research

My research interest is in the social and cultural aspects of organization and management as they appear in organizing processes and organizational change. I advocate methodological pluralism and have used a wide range of qualitative methods to advance an understanding of how change affects the organization of work, work itself and how change is responded by employees. Moreover, I look at how change is justified and managed. Specifically I have looked at the standardization of work, merger, professional identity and professionalization, digital technology, robots and automation. Theoretically I work with Bourdieu’s practice theory, narrative and discourse theory, framing theory and social exchange theory. I am currently co-editing a book on Bourdieu in organization and management that will appear on Routledge in 2021.

 

Research areas:

Digitalization and robotisation in hospitals

Professional identity and boundary construction in healthcare

Performance management and work monitoring

Managerial pedagogy

Hospital department merger

Privatization

CSR as employee engagement strategy

 

Research projects:

2020 -            Research responsible for: Human and robot exchanges in the organizational space: the social dynamics of new work configurations in a Danish hospital.

2013 – 2016: Research responsible for: The social aspects of organizational change. An examination of one of the 21 recently established Danish acute care departments (PhD). Department of Language and Communication, University of Southern Denmark. Co-financed by Sygehus Lillebælt.

 

I teach courses in organization, leadership and HRM.

Additionally, I have previously taught courses in intercultural communication, research methodology and various aspects of communication

 I supervise academic theses at all levels

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