Giuseppe Scaratti
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 112892 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Giuseppe Scaratti |
| NOMBRES | Giuseppe |
| APELLIDO | Scaratti |
| FIRMA | SCARATTI G |
| AFILIACIONES | Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4461-5085 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 72 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2012 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Care as collective work
This paper examines how public institutions, supported by university researchers in a facilitative role, can develop innovative responses to family caregivers’ needs through participatory action research. The experience led to the creation of the Caregiver Lab, not merely as a network connecting caregivers and the diverse organizations involved in their support, but as a reflective governance device and co-design arena. Through iterative cycles o…
Toward beautiful and good research
Purpose This article aims to explore what it means to engage in beautiful and good research within organizational and managerial contexts. It reflects on how research can respond to the complexity of lived experience, the ethical responsibility of knowledge and the tensions between methodological appropriateness and practical relevance. Design/methodology/approach Through three vignettes drawn from action research projects in Italian welfare orga…
How platformisation transforms the psychological profession
This article is part of a research context that examines the impact of new technologies on psychological practice. We argue that the use of technological mediators in the execution of the psychological profession goes beyond mere modifications to methods and tools, transforming the very nature of the discipline and influencing the associated professional identity. Specifically, our focus is on ‘psychological platforms’ as emerging work contexts t…
Is ‘co’ in coworking a short for contradictions
Purpose Building on the existing literature and on a series of interviews conducted in very diverse coworking spaces, this article attempts at analyzing coworking by focusing on the historical evolution and heterogeneity of its interpretations, as well as the plurality of its realization in practice and prospective developments. Design/methodology/approach The theoretical framework adopted is Cultural Historical Activity Theory – a dialectical ap…
Narrative and conversational manifestation of contradictions
Invisible walls within multidisciplinary teams
The practice of evaluation as an evaluation of practices
This article describes the theoretical basis and characteristics of a process-based, negotiated and generative approach to the evaluation of organizations. Illustrated by a case study, it highlights the inappropriateness of standardized instruments in the face of complexity and uncertainty, suggesting ways to improve the practice of evaluating dynamic complex systems. It underlines how conducting an evaluation within an organization is an opportu…
Reflexivity in practice
In this article, we build on the results of a participatory action research project in healthcare to discuss a number of methods that can strengthen the link between reflexive work and authoring in organizational contexts. We argue that, from an organizational point of view, the challenge is to devise new ways to configure (and consider) people as the authors of their work. This means assuming responsibility for, and constructively contributing t…
Exploring the practice of patient centered care
The Rear Window
The article analyzes the use of qualitative research for the construction of a professional vision within specific organizational contexts. Using the metaphor of the screenplay, it describes the modes of knowledge production that supported learning from the experience of accommodating Roma families within a social service organization operating in Italy. This article shows how the development of qualitative research tools for the exercise of a pr…
Knowing, learning and acting in health care organizations and services
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to discuss the value of post‐modern psychosocial approaches to studying knowledge and practice construction in health care organizations and settings (HCO&S) and the increasing ability of qualitative research to furnish a deeper, more ecological, and more usable understanding of the social construction of health knowledge and practices. Design/methodology/approach The argument proposed in the paper is based on…
A multi‐method approach for looking inside healthcare practices
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore a specific multi‐method approach with which to detect and analyze professional practices in order to support organizational reflection and change. Design/methodology/approach Based on a case study, the paper describes the methodological choices made during the research process. The qualitative potentials of narrative and ethnographic orientations, and a package of data gathering tools, are analyzed …
Invisible walls within multidisciplinary teams
Exploring the practice of patient centered care
Reflexivity in practice
In this article, we build on the results of a participatory action research project in healthcare to discuss a number of methods that can strengthen the link between reflexive work and authoring in organizational contexts. We argue that, from an organizational point of view, the challenge is to devise new ways to configure (and consider) people as the authors of their work. This means assuming responsibility for, and constructively contributing t…
The practice of evaluation as an evaluation of practices
This article describes the theoretical basis and characteristics of a process-based, negotiated and generative approach to the evaluation of organizations. Illustrated by a case study, it highlights the inappropriateness of standardized instruments in the face of complexity and uncertainty, suggesting ways to improve the practice of evaluating dynamic complex systems. It underlines how conducting an evaluation within an organization is an opportu…
How platformisation transforms the psychological profession
This article is part of a research context that examines the impact of new technologies on psychological practice. We argue that the use of technological mediators in the execution of the psychological profession goes beyond mere modifications to methods and tools, transforming the very nature of the discipline and influencing the associated professional identity. Specifically, our focus is on ‘psychological platforms’ as emerging work contexts t…
Knowing, learning and acting in health care organizations and services
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to discuss the value of post‐modern psychosocial approaches to studying knowledge and practice construction in health care organizations and settings (HCO&S) and the increasing ability of qualitative research to furnish a deeper, more ecological, and more usable understanding of the social construction of health knowledge and practices. Design/methodology/approach The argument proposed in the paper is based on…
A multi‐method approach for looking inside healthcare practices
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore a specific multi‐method approach with which to detect and analyze professional practices in order to support organizational reflection and change. Design/methodology/approach Based on a case study, the paper describes the methodological choices made during the research process. The qualitative potentials of narrative and ethnographic orientations, and a package of data gathering tools, are analyzed …
The Rear Window
The article analyzes the use of qualitative research for the construction of a professional vision within specific organizational contexts. Using the metaphor of the screenplay, it describes the modes of knowledge production that supported learning from the experience of accommodating Roma families within a social service organization operating in Italy. This article shows how the development of qualitative research tools for the exercise of a pr…
The practice of evaluation as an evaluation of practices
This article describes the theoretical basis and characteristics of a process-based, negotiated and generative approach to the evaluation of organizations. Illustrated by a case study, it highlights the inappropriateness of standardized instruments in the face of complexity and uncertainty, suggesting ways to improve the practice of evaluating dynamic complex systems. It underlines how conducting an evaluation within an organization is an opportu…
Reflexivity in practice
In this article, we build on the results of a participatory action research project in healthcare to discuss a number of methods that can strengthen the link between reflexive work and authoring in organizational contexts. We argue that, from an organizational point of view, the challenge is to devise new ways to configure (and consider) people as the authors of their work. This means assuming responsibility for, and constructively contributing t…
Exploring the practice of patient centered care
Invisible walls within multidisciplinary teams
Narrative and conversational manifestation of contradictions
Is ‘co’ in coworking a short for contradictions
Purpose Building on the existing literature and on a series of interviews conducted in very diverse coworking spaces, this article attempts at analyzing coworking by focusing on the historical evolution and heterogeneity of its interpretations, as well as the plurality of its realization in practice and prospective developments. Design/methodology/approach The theoretical framework adopted is Cultural Historical Activity Theory – a dialectical ap…
How platformisation transforms the psychological profession
This article is part of a research context that examines the impact of new technologies on psychological practice. We argue that the use of technological mediators in the execution of the psychological profession goes beyond mere modifications to methods and tools, transforming the very nature of the discipline and influencing the associated professional identity. Specifically, our focus is on ‘psychological platforms’ as emerging work contexts t…
Care as collective work
This paper examines how public institutions, supported by university researchers in a facilitative role, can develop innovative responses to family caregivers’ needs through participatory action research. The experience led to the creation of the Caregiver Lab, not merely as a network connecting caregivers and the diverse organizations involved in their support, but as a reflective governance device and co-design arena. Through iterative cycles o…
Toward beautiful and good research
Purpose This article aims to explore what it means to engage in beautiful and good research within organizational and managerial contexts. It reflects on how research can respond to the complexity of lived experience, the ethical responsibility of knowledge and the tensions between methodological appropriateness and practical relevance. Design/methodology/approach Through three vignettes drawn from action research projects in Italian welfare orga…
Sociology (9 obras) · Computer Science (8 obras) · Knowledge management (6 obras) · Management and Organizational Studies (6 obras) · Social science (6 obras) · Action research (5 obras) · Epistemology (5 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · Action (physics (4 obras) · Engineering (4 obras)