Issues

Special Issue: Ethnographies of public service reform. Guest Editors: Bagga Bjerge, Mike Rowe

Inside the black box of public service change

Bagga Bjerge; Mike Rowe
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Trimming the social body: An analysis of Lean management among family counsellors in a Danish municipality

Jakob Krause-Jensen
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Affective atmospheres of hope: management model training in public reforms

Renita Thedvall
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The twilight zone: paradoxes of practicing reform

Bagga Bjerge; Toke Bjerregaard
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Metaphors of change: Descriptions of changes within the practice of social work for socially marginalized people

Louise Christensen
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How did I become an abductive ethnographer? Reflections on a research journey

Lila Le Trividic Harrache
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