Dag Øivind Madsen
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1316279 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Dag Øivind Madsen |
| NOMBRES | Dag Øivind |
| APELLIDO | Madsen |
| FIRMA | MADSEN D Ø |
| AFILIACIONES | University of South-Eastern Norway |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8735-3332 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 30 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 11 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 30 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2019 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Porn slop
Generation alpha speaks in memes
This article develops a conceptual framework for analyzing the platform-mediated language practices of Generation Alpha through what is termed memetic linguistics . Drawing on sociolinguistics, meme theory, and platform studies, the paper conceptualizes linguistic expression as viral, iterative, and multimodal, shaped by algorithmic curation and platform affordances rather than by stable lexical innovation alone. The framework proposes five analy…
Bro frameworks and the changing logics of managerial knowledge
This paper examines the rise of “bro frameworks”—performance-, discipline-, and mindset-oriented models popularized by digital influencers—and conceptualizes this development as a broader bro-ification of managerial knowledge. It asks how and why such frameworks gain authority and traction, and how they differ from established management tools such as the Balanced Scorecard or SWOT analysis. The paper adopts a conceptual narrative review approach…
Parasocial mourning and political ritual
This paper examines parasocial mourning, mediated intimacy, and the emotional repertoires that shaped the public response to Charlie Kirk’s 2025 assassination. Drawing on news coverage, social media posts, and public statements, the analysis shows how grief, anger, fear, and hope were expressed and circulated in ways that made the loss feel both personal and political. The paper clarifies how mediated intimacy, symbolic elevation, and forms of co…
When AI turns culture into slop
White-collar rationalizations on screen
This paper analyzes the character of Saul Goodman (a.k.a. Jimmy McGill) from Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul as a case of moral disengagement, neutralization, and ethical drift in a professional role. Drawing on Bandura’s theory of moral disengagement and Sykes and Matza’s techniques of neutralization, it examines how Saul justifies, reframes, and compartmentalizes unethical behavior while constructing a deviant professional identity. The analy…
ColdplayGate as digital spectacle
In July 2025, a short kiss-cam moment at a Coldplay concert moved from a stadium screen to global meme circulation within hours. This paper uses the ColdplayGate incident to examine how minor live moments become digital spectacles through hybrid media dynamics, platform amplification, and memetic communication. Drawing on research on spectacle, hybrid media systems, platform governance, and humor-based meaning-making, the paper shows how live eve…
Geospatial and Linguistic Analysis of Twitter Behavioral Trends
This paper presents an analysis of Twitter (now X), one of the largest social media platforms, aimed at exploring behavioral trends. The objective of this study is to examine geographical and language differences, frequent user patterns, and contributing countries on Twitter. Utilizing a dataset comprising 49,945,240 tweets from 12,845,715 users across 237 countries and 64 languages, we investigate the relationship between human development indic…
Understanding behavioral intentions in E-waste management
E-waste has become one of the fastest-growing waste streams, yet consumer actions remain limited. This study applies an extended Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) to examine how awareness, environmental concern, and government policy shape young Indian consumers’ attitudes and intentions toward e-waste management. Data were collected from 461 respondents and analyzed with an integrated approach using Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Model…
Unpacking the doctoral journey in India
The research explores the impact of supervisory styles, social support systems, and institutional factors on the mental well-being and research engagement of PhD students within the Indian higher education context. Using a Grounded Theory approach, we conducted qualitative, semi-structured interviews with 40 doctoral students from three faculties at a reputed public Indian university. Thematic analysis revealed nine key factors affecting students…
Memetic performance and participatory spectacle
In 2025, the release of the Minecraft movie triggered a wave of youth-driven audience participation centered on the meme reference “chicken jockey,” which escalated into viral, in-theater performances. This paper examines the event as a case of memetic performance, where digital cultural scripts shape real-world behavior. Drawing on media ritual theory, participatory culture, and platform studies, the analysis explores how symbolic fluency and al…
The algorithmic mediation of management fashions
Management fashions have long been explained as the result of charismatic gurus, consultants, and professional media who confer legitimacy on new ideas. In the platform era, however, the circulation of management ideas is increasingly mediated by algorithms that privilege certain communicative forms while obscuring others. Building on management fashion theory, this paper conceptualizes algorithms as non-human actors that participate in the commu…
A preliminary exploration of ChatGPT’s potential in medical reasoning and patient care
This preliminary study evaluates ChatGPT-4o’s potential in enhancing medical reasoning and patient care by addressing a diverse set of thirty medical-related queries. The research investigates ChatGPT’s performance in generating reliable and contextually relevant medical responses, with a focus on general health and mental health considerations. Utilizing the Revised-IDEA (rIDEA) tool, responses were assessed based on interpretive summary, differ…
Sports Industry 5.0
The sports industry faces converging pressures from digitalization, climate change, and social demands for inclusion and well-being. Existing "Sports 4.0" approaches emphasize efficiency and performance but mostly overlook broader social goals. This paper introduces Sports Industry 5.0 as a conceptual framework that adapts the principles of Industry 5.0 to sport. Unlike prior accounts, we argue that Sports Industry 5.0 is not only an extension of…
Factors influencing the intention to purchase health insurance
Introduction: This study empirically investigates the attitude of tobacco and alcohol consumers towards health insurance purchase in India. The study aims to determine the factors which plays a significant role in determining the purchase intention of health insurance among tobacco and alcohol consumers. Methods: We propose an extended theory of planned behavior (TPB) model comprising factors like attitude, subjective norms, perceived behavior co…
Big claims, low outcomes
Ambiguity has always been a pain in the neck of Natural Language Processing (NLP). Despite enormous AI tools for human language processing, it remains a key concern for Language Technology Researchers to develop a linguistically intelligent tool that could effectively understand linguistic ambiguity and creativity possessed by human language. In this regard, the newly designed AI tool ChatGPT has dramatically attracted human attention due to its …
Budgetary control and beyond budgeting from a historical perspective - insights from re-visiting the 1922 book by James O. McKinsey
In this essay, we provide a macro-level historical perspective on the emergence of Budgetary Control as a discipline about 100 years ago. The classic book by James O. McKinsey on Budgetary Control is compared with more recent works critical of Budgetary Control. The purpose is to unravel the origins and emergence of Budgetary Control and provide a reflective perspective on one of the 20th century’s most important and studied management ideas and …
Personalfeltets etablering og utvikling i Norge fra 1945 til 1980
Artikkelen analyserer fremveksten av personalfeltet i årene etter andre verdenskrig og ser det i sammenheng med behovet for å utvikle en personalforvaltning som kunne stimulere arbeidsviljen og produktiviteten. Selv om praksisen kunne variere, var det mange av de første personalsjefene som inntok en mer nøytral stilling i forholdet mellom arbeidsgiver og arbeidstaker. Det ble imidlertid rettet kritikk mot at personalfunksjonen la for sterk vekt p…
Twin transformation as a strategic approach in sport management
The integration of digitalization and sustainability principles, encapsulated within the Twin Transformation (TT) approach, has emerged as a transformative paradigm within sport management. However, there is a critical gap in understanding how these two transformative forces can be synergistically harnessed within the field of sport management. This paper explores the conceptual underpinnings of TT and its implications for enhancing organizationa…
Artificial intelligence development and dissemination impact on the sports industry labor market
PurposeThe objective of this study is to explore the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) development on the sports industry labor market, the ways in which AI has influenced the demand for labor, created new job opportunities, and impacted existing job roles.MethodologyIt refers to the inductive approach in the spirit technological determinism theory. It is based on the literature review and written qualitative, semi-structured interviews (N =…
Sustainable Behavior with Respect to Managing E-Wastes
With the proliferation of technological tools and the advancement in electronic devices and accessories, consumers across the world are changing and upgrading their electronic devices at an alarming rate. However, these developments have raised concerns related to electronic waste (E-waste). E-wastes contain toxic substances which may have a negative impact on both humans and the environment. This issue needs to be addressed by the research commu…
OdorTAM
Body odor is a biometric feature unique to each individual, and it can be used for authentication. However, decision makers must learn about the users' level of acceptance of this technology, as well as their thoughts on the system's features and procedures. In this study, a technology acceptance model (TAM) for body-odor-based biometric techniques named OdorTAM was proposed and validated. An English language questionnaire was developed in a web-…
The Diffusion of Human Resource Transformation in Scandinavia
Since the turn of the millennium, human resource transformation (HRT) has emerged as a popular management concept among organizations and consultants around the world. HRT has been presented as a recipe for how to transform the traditional personnel function and make personnel and HR work in more business-oriented, cost-effective, and value-creating ways. Through a comparative study of the actors that make up the so-called “management fashion are…
The Possibilities and Limitations of Using Google Books Ngram Viewer in Research on Management Fashions
Google Books Ngram Viewer (GNV) is an analytical tool that uses quantitative methods to analyze digitized text. This paper looks at the possibilities and limitations of using GNV in management fashion research, an area of management research that examines the lifecycle and evolution of management concepts and ideas. GNV provides a historical big picture of the lifecycle and popularity of specific terms and phrases in books. It is argued that this…
Communication between Parents and Teachers of Special Education Students
Communication between teachers and parents is an important research topic in the field of special education. Although this type of communication is fraught with challenges such as conflict and lack of trust, there are also some success factors such as collaborative two-way communication and the use of appropriate technologies to facilitate communication. In this paper, we set out to explore this topic in more depth, by examining the experiences o…
Artificial intelligence development and dissemination impact on the sports industry labor market
PurposeThe objective of this study is to explore the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) development on the sports industry labor market, the ways in which AI has influenced the demand for labor, created new job opportunities, and impacted existing job roles.MethodologyIt refers to the inductive approach in the spirit technological determinism theory. It is based on the literature review and written qualitative, semi-structured interviews (N =…
Googling Fashion
This paper aims to discuss the current state of Google Trends as a useful tool for fashion consumer analytics, show the importance of being able to forecast fashion consumer trends and then presents a univariate forecast evaluation of fashion consumer Google Trends to motivate more academic research in this subject area. Using Burberry-a British luxury fashion house-as an example, we compare several parametric and nonparametric forecasting techni…
Twin transformation as a strategic approach in sport management
The integration of digitalization and sustainability principles, encapsulated within the Twin Transformation (TT) approach, has emerged as a transformative paradigm within sport management. However, there is a critical gap in understanding how these two transformative forces can be synergistically harnessed within the field of sport management. This paper explores the conceptual underpinnings of TT and its implications for enhancing organizationa…
Communication between Parents and Teachers of Special Education Students
Communication between teachers and parents is an important research topic in the field of special education. Although this type of communication is fraught with challenges such as conflict and lack of trust, there are also some success factors such as collaborative two-way communication and the use of appropriate technologies to facilitate communication. In this paper, we set out to explore this topic in more depth, by examining the experiences o…
Examining the Emergence and Evolution of Blue Ocean Strategy through the Lens of Management Fashion Theory
Blue Ocean Strategy (BOS) is a management concept which prescribes that organizations, rather than going head-to-head with competitors, try to create and exploit new market spaces, so-called blue oceans. Since its inception in the mid-2000s, BOS has become one of the most popular concepts in the field of strategy and one of the biggest buzzwords in the business world. This paper examines the emergence and evolution of BOS through the lens of mana…
The Diffusion and Implementation of the Balanced Scorecard in the Norwegian Municipality Sector
The Balanced Scorecard (BSC) has over the last two and a half decades received much attention as a management model for both private and public sector organizations. However, the BSC concept’s use and application in local governments and municipalities remains relatively understudied. This is particularly the case for the Norwegian context. Therefore, the aim of this article is to conduct a descriptive analysis of the diffusion and implementation…
Googling Fashion
This paper aims to discuss the current state of Google Trends as a useful tool for fashion consumer analytics, show the importance of being able to forecast fashion consumer trends and then presents a univariate forecast evaluation of fashion consumer Google Trends to motivate more academic research in this subject area. Using Burberry-a British luxury fashion house-as an example, we compare several parametric and nonparametric forecasting techni…
Designing an Accounting Course Module on Cost Allocation
This paper aims to elucidate some didactical and pedagogical issues related to the design of a course module on cost allocation, a pivotal topic in management accounting education at the undergraduate level around the globe. The module in question is specifically tailored to third-year undergraduates in business pursuing a major in accounting-related topics. As a theoretical backdrop, the paper draws on the didactical relationship model developed…
The science of statistics versus data science
OdorTAM
Body odor is a biometric feature unique to each individual, and it can be used for authentication. However, decision makers must learn about the users' level of acceptance of this technology, as well as their thoughts on the system's features and procedures. In this study, a technology acceptance model (TAM) for body-odor-based biometric techniques named OdorTAM was proposed and validated. An English language questionnaire was developed in a web-…
The Diffusion of Human Resource Transformation in Scandinavia
Since the turn of the millennium, human resource transformation (HRT) has emerged as a popular management concept among organizations and consultants around the world. HRT has been presented as a recipe for how to transform the traditional personnel function and make personnel and HR work in more business-oriented, cost-effective, and value-creating ways. Through a comparative study of the actors that make up the so-called “management fashion are…
The Possibilities and Limitations of Using Google Books Ngram Viewer in Research on Management Fashions
Google Books Ngram Viewer (GNV) is an analytical tool that uses quantitative methods to analyze digitized text. This paper looks at the possibilities and limitations of using GNV in management fashion research, an area of management research that examines the lifecycle and evolution of management concepts and ideas. GNV provides a historical big picture of the lifecycle and popularity of specific terms and phrases in books. It is argued that this…
Communication between Parents and Teachers of Special Education Students
Communication between teachers and parents is an important research topic in the field of special education. Although this type of communication is fraught with challenges such as conflict and lack of trust, there are also some success factors such as collaborative two-way communication and the use of appropriate technologies to facilitate communication. In this paper, we set out to explore this topic in more depth, by examining the experiences o…
Sustainable Behavior with Respect to Managing E-Wastes
With the proliferation of technological tools and the advancement in electronic devices and accessories, consumers across the world are changing and upgrading their electronic devices at an alarming rate. However, these developments have raised concerns related to electronic waste (E-waste). E-wastes contain toxic substances which may have a negative impact on both humans and the environment. This issue needs to be addressed by the research commu…
Factors influencing the intention to purchase health insurance
Introduction: This study empirically investigates the attitude of tobacco and alcohol consumers towards health insurance purchase in India. The study aims to determine the factors which plays a significant role in determining the purchase intention of health insurance among tobacco and alcohol consumers. Methods: We propose an extended theory of planned behavior (TPB) model comprising factors like attitude, subjective norms, perceived behavior co…
Big claims, low outcomes
Ambiguity has always been a pain in the neck of Natural Language Processing (NLP). Despite enormous AI tools for human language processing, it remains a key concern for Language Technology Researchers to develop a linguistically intelligent tool that could effectively understand linguistic ambiguity and creativity possessed by human language. In this regard, the newly designed AI tool ChatGPT has dramatically attracted human attention due to its …
Budgetary control and beyond budgeting from a historical perspective - insights from re-visiting the 1922 book by James O. McKinsey
In this essay, we provide a macro-level historical perspective on the emergence of Budgetary Control as a discipline about 100 years ago. The classic book by James O. McKinsey on Budgetary Control is compared with more recent works critical of Budgetary Control. The purpose is to unravel the origins and emergence of Budgetary Control and provide a reflective perspective on one of the 20th century’s most important and studied management ideas and …
Personalfeltets etablering og utvikling i Norge fra 1945 til 1980
Artikkelen analyserer fremveksten av personalfeltet i årene etter andre verdenskrig og ser det i sammenheng med behovet for å utvikle en personalforvaltning som kunne stimulere arbeidsviljen og produktiviteten. Selv om praksisen kunne variere, var det mange av de første personalsjefene som inntok en mer nøytral stilling i forholdet mellom arbeidsgiver og arbeidstaker. Det ble imidlertid rettet kritikk mot at personalfunksjonen la for sterk vekt p…
Twin transformation as a strategic approach in sport management
The integration of digitalization and sustainability principles, encapsulated within the Twin Transformation (TT) approach, has emerged as a transformative paradigm within sport management. However, there is a critical gap in understanding how these two transformative forces can be synergistically harnessed within the field of sport management. This paper explores the conceptual underpinnings of TT and its implications for enhancing organizationa…
Artificial intelligence development and dissemination impact on the sports industry labor market
PurposeThe objective of this study is to explore the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) development on the sports industry labor market, the ways in which AI has influenced the demand for labor, created new job opportunities, and impacted existing job roles.MethodologyIt refers to the inductive approach in the spirit technological determinism theory. It is based on the literature review and written qualitative, semi-structured interviews (N =…
Geospatial and Linguistic Analysis of Twitter Behavioral Trends
This paper presents an analysis of Twitter (now X), one of the largest social media platforms, aimed at exploring behavioral trends. The objective of this study is to examine geographical and language differences, frequent user patterns, and contributing countries on Twitter. Utilizing a dataset comprising 49,945,240 tweets from 12,845,715 users across 237 countries and 64 languages, we investigate the relationship between human development indic…
Understanding behavioral intentions in E-waste management
E-waste has become one of the fastest-growing waste streams, yet consumer actions remain limited. This study applies an extended Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) to examine how awareness, environmental concern, and government policy shape young Indian consumers’ attitudes and intentions toward e-waste management. Data were collected from 461 respondents and analyzed with an integrated approach using Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Model…
Unpacking the doctoral journey in India
The research explores the impact of supervisory styles, social support systems, and institutional factors on the mental well-being and research engagement of PhD students within the Indian higher education context. Using a Grounded Theory approach, we conducted qualitative, semi-structured interviews with 40 doctoral students from three faculties at a reputed public Indian university. Thematic analysis revealed nine key factors affecting students…
Memetic performance and participatory spectacle
In 2025, the release of the Minecraft movie triggered a wave of youth-driven audience participation centered on the meme reference “chicken jockey,” which escalated into viral, in-theater performances. This paper examines the event as a case of memetic performance, where digital cultural scripts shape real-world behavior. Drawing on media ritual theory, participatory culture, and platform studies, the analysis explores how symbolic fluency and al…
The algorithmic mediation of management fashions
Management fashions have long been explained as the result of charismatic gurus, consultants, and professional media who confer legitimacy on new ideas. In the platform era, however, the circulation of management ideas is increasingly mediated by algorithms that privilege certain communicative forms while obscuring others. Building on management fashion theory, this paper conceptualizes algorithms as non-human actors that participate in the commu…
A preliminary exploration of ChatGPT’s potential in medical reasoning and patient care
This preliminary study evaluates ChatGPT-4o’s potential in enhancing medical reasoning and patient care by addressing a diverse set of thirty medical-related queries. The research investigates ChatGPT’s performance in generating reliable and contextually relevant medical responses, with a focus on general health and mental health considerations. Utilizing the Revised-IDEA (rIDEA) tool, responses were assessed based on interpretive summary, differ…
Sports Industry 5.0
The sports industry faces converging pressures from digitalization, climate change, and social demands for inclusion and well-being. Existing "Sports 4.0" approaches emphasize efficiency and performance but mostly overlook broader social goals. This paper introduces Sports Industry 5.0 as a conceptual framework that adapts the principles of Industry 5.0 to sport. Unlike prior accounts, we argue that Sports Industry 5.0 is not only an extension of…
Porn slop
Generation alpha speaks in memes
This article develops a conceptual framework for analyzing the platform-mediated language practices of Generation Alpha through what is termed memetic linguistics . Drawing on sociolinguistics, meme theory, and platform studies, the paper conceptualizes linguistic expression as viral, iterative, and multimodal, shaped by algorithmic curation and platform affordances rather than by stable lexical innovation alone. The framework proposes five analy…
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