Henning Jørgensen
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3911614 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Henning Jørgensen |
| NOMBRES | Henning |
| APELLIDO | Jørgensen |
| FIRMA | JØRGENSEN H |
| AFILIACIONES | Aalborg University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5553-1648 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1969 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Boundary spanning and partnership performance
In partnership work, boundary spanning is crucial for breaking silo thinking and sustaining focus on inter-organizational targets. However, the literature is agency biased and focuses primarily on the role of individual boundary spanners. We present a complementary structural perspective emphasizing resource allocation, formation of coupling competence and institutionalized support from management. The relationship between structures, boundary sp…
Das Aktivierungsparadigma als dominantes Prinzip der Arbeitsmarktpolitik in Deutschland und Dänemark im Vergleich
Dänemark und Deutschland werden in der vergleichenden Wohlfahrtsstaatsforschung häufig in Hinblick auf ihre auf aktivierenden Arbeitsmarktpolitiken untersucht. Dabei steht die Aktivierung als sozialpolitisches Paradigma im Mittelpunkt des Diskurses. In dem Artikel wird die Entwicklung der Arbeitsmarktpolitik in den letzten zweieinhalb Dekaden vergleichend analysiert. Die Reformpfade beider Länder weisen dabei zahlreiche Gemeinsamkeiten und zuglei…
Incitamenter der går forkert - "fattigdomsydelser", effekter og erosion af universalismen
Kommentar til VK-regeringens særlige ydelser over for flygtninge og indvandrere, og hvorfor incitamentstænkningen bag slår fejl
A double farewell to a former model? Danish unions and activation policy
Developments starting with activation reforms in the 1990s and speeded up during the last 10 years form part of a double farewell to the Danish welfare model. The benefits system has been reformed with the introduction of stricter eligibility criteria, sanctions, shorter benefit periods, and strong work-first elements. The second part of the double farewell is present in recent changes in Danish corporatism. Traditionally, the inclusion of unions…
Leaving the Nordic Path? The Changing Role of Danish Trade Unions in the Welfare Reform Process
For a long period, Denmark has been labeled a ‘model country’ with a comprehensive welfare state and a successful model of corporatist policy‐making. Danish unions are considered amongst the strongest in the world, and they have for a long time been a distinct part of the political system, and as social partners, they were strongly integrated into decision‐making processes. The analysis of the Danish welfare and labour market policy during the la…
Production of Ethanol and Feed by High Dry Matter Hydrolysis and Fermentation of Palm Kernel Press Cake
Palm kernel press cake (PKC) is a residue from palm oil extraction presently only used as a low protein feed supplement. PKC contains 50% fermentable hexose sugars present in the form of glucan and mainly galactomannan. This makes PKC an interesting feedstock for processing into bioethanol or in other biorefinery processes. Using a combination of mannanase, beta-mannosidase, and cellulases, it was possible without any pretreatment to hydrolyze PK…
From a Beautiful Swan to an Ugly Duckling
The adoption of activation policies has resulted in a common European interpretative framework, and major reforms of welfare and labour market systems have materialised. The search for good examples is widespread. Denmark is still regarded as a role model for innovative activation policy, as described in the European Employment Strategy, and is treated as the exemplar for ‘flexicurity’ systems. Changes in Danish activation policy during recent ye…
Le rôle des syndicats dans les réformes sociales en Scandinavie dans les années quatre-vingt-dix
Le processus de refondation sociale en Scandinavie durant les années quatre-vingt-dix a emprunté différentes voies suivant les pays, mais il n'a jamais emprunté le chemin de la rigueur et du désengagement de l'État. Les réformes touchant à la régulation du marché du travail et aux systèmes de protection sociale ne peuvent être expliquées sans faire référence au rôle des syndicats. Les syndicats jouent un rôle clef à la fois dans les dispositifs c…
The Role of the Trade Unions in Social Restructuring in Scandinavia in the 1990s
Social restructuring in Scandinavia during the 1990s has taken different national directions, but no firm retrenchment policies have been implemented. Reforms of labour market regulation and social protection systems cannot be explained without reference to the trade unions. In corporatist arrangements and direct contacts to both politicians and bureaucrats they perform key political actor roles, influencing policies and public debates. The organ…
Do Trade Unions Have a Future? The Case of Denmark
This article analyses union membership among members of the Danish Trade Union Congress (LO). In contrast to most studies about union futures, it takes a subjective membership perspective by drawing empirically on an original database established by the authors. First, we show that there exists a widespread commitment to the union parallel with a very strong connection to the firm. The values of members are highly individualized, favouring non-ma…
Decentralized Welfare Capitalism
The article has a threefold aim: At first we argue against a generalized, ahistorical and functionalistic welfare state concept which cannot dif ferentiate between different policy arenas and national 'destinies' We then argue for the fact that for more than a decade the Nordic welfare states have been under transformation towards increased decentralized and municipal policy responsibility We try to demonstrate concretely the implications of this…
Die gespannten und ungespannten Vokale in der norddeutschen Hochsprache mit einer spezifischen Untersuchung der Struktur ihrer Formantenfrequenzen
Article Die gespannten und ungespannten Vokale in der norddeutschen Hochsprache mit einer spezifischen Untersuchung der Struktur ihrer Formantenfrequenzen was published on July 1, 1969 in the journal Phonetica (volume 19, issue 4).
From a Beautiful Swan to an Ugly Duckling
The adoption of activation policies has resulted in a common European interpretative framework, and major reforms of welfare and labour market systems have materialised. The search for good examples is widespread. Denmark is still regarded as a role model for innovative activation policy, as described in the European Employment Strategy, and is treated as the exemplar for ‘flexicurity’ systems. Changes in Danish activation policy during recent ye…
Leaving the Nordic Path? The Changing Role of Danish Trade Unions in the Welfare Reform Process
For a long period, Denmark has been labeled a ‘model country’ with a comprehensive welfare state and a successful model of corporatist policy‐making. Danish unions are considered amongst the strongest in the world, and they have for a long time been a distinct part of the political system, and as social partners, they were strongly integrated into decision‐making processes. The analysis of the Danish welfare and labour market policy during the la…
The Role of the Trade Unions in Social Restructuring in Scandinavia in the 1990s
Social restructuring in Scandinavia during the 1990s has taken different national directions, but no firm retrenchment policies have been implemented. Reforms of labour market regulation and social protection systems cannot be explained without reference to the trade unions. In corporatist arrangements and direct contacts to both politicians and bureaucrats they perform key political actor roles, influencing policies and public debates. The organ…
Die gespannten und ungespannten Vokale in der norddeutschen Hochsprache mit einer spezifischen Untersuchung der Struktur ihrer Formantenfrequenzen
Article Die gespannten und ungespannten Vokale in der norddeutschen Hochsprache mit einer spezifischen Untersuchung der Struktur ihrer Formantenfrequenzen was published on July 1, 1969 in the journal Phonetica (volume 19, issue 4).
Decentralized Welfare Capitalism
The article has a threefold aim: At first we argue against a generalized, ahistorical and functionalistic welfare state concept which cannot dif ferentiate between different policy arenas and national 'destinies' We then argue for the fact that for more than a decade the Nordic welfare states have been under transformation towards increased decentralized and municipal policy responsibility We try to demonstrate concretely the implications of this…
Do Trade Unions Have a Future? The Case of Denmark
This article analyses union membership among members of the Danish Trade Union Congress (LO). In contrast to most studies about union futures, it takes a subjective membership perspective by drawing empirically on an original database established by the authors. First, we show that there exists a widespread commitment to the union parallel with a very strong connection to the firm. The values of members are highly individualized, favouring non-ma…
Le rôle des syndicats dans les réformes sociales en Scandinavie dans les années quatre-vingt-dix
Le processus de refondation sociale en Scandinavie durant les années quatre-vingt-dix a emprunté différentes voies suivant les pays, mais il n'a jamais emprunté le chemin de la rigueur et du désengagement de l'État. Les réformes touchant à la régulation du marché du travail et aux systèmes de protection sociale ne peuvent être expliquées sans faire référence au rôle des syndicats. Les syndicats jouent un rôle clef à la fois dans les dispositifs c…
The Role of the Trade Unions in Social Restructuring in Scandinavia in the 1990s
Social restructuring in Scandinavia during the 1990s has taken different national directions, but no firm retrenchment policies have been implemented. Reforms of labour market regulation and social protection systems cannot be explained without reference to the trade unions. In corporatist arrangements and direct contacts to both politicians and bureaucrats they perform key political actor roles, influencing policies and public debates. The organ…
From a Beautiful Swan to an Ugly Duckling
The adoption of activation policies has resulted in a common European interpretative framework, and major reforms of welfare and labour market systems have materialised. The search for good examples is widespread. Denmark is still regarded as a role model for innovative activation policy, as described in the European Employment Strategy, and is treated as the exemplar for ‘flexicurity’ systems. Changes in Danish activation policy during recent ye…
Production of Ethanol and Feed by High Dry Matter Hydrolysis and Fermentation of Palm Kernel Press Cake
Palm kernel press cake (PKC) is a residue from palm oil extraction presently only used as a low protein feed supplement. PKC contains 50% fermentable hexose sugars present in the form of glucan and mainly galactomannan. This makes PKC an interesting feedstock for processing into bioethanol or in other biorefinery processes. Using a combination of mannanase, beta-mannosidase, and cellulases, it was possible without any pretreatment to hydrolyze PK…
Leaving the Nordic Path? The Changing Role of Danish Trade Unions in the Welfare Reform Process
For a long period, Denmark has been labeled a ‘model country’ with a comprehensive welfare state and a successful model of corporatist policy‐making. Danish unions are considered amongst the strongest in the world, and they have for a long time been a distinct part of the political system, and as social partners, they were strongly integrated into decision‐making processes. The analysis of the Danish welfare and labour market policy during the la…
A double farewell to a former model? Danish unions and activation policy
Developments starting with activation reforms in the 1990s and speeded up during the last 10 years form part of a double farewell to the Danish welfare model. The benefits system has been reformed with the introduction of stricter eligibility criteria, sanctions, shorter benefit periods, and strong work-first elements. The second part of the double farewell is present in recent changes in Danish corporatism. Traditionally, the inclusion of unions…
Incitamenter der går forkert - "fattigdomsydelser", effekter og erosion af universalismen
Kommentar til VK-regeringens særlige ydelser over for flygtninge og indvandrere, og hvorfor incitamentstænkningen bag slår fejl
Das Aktivierungsparadigma als dominantes Prinzip der Arbeitsmarktpolitik in Deutschland und Dänemark im Vergleich
Dänemark und Deutschland werden in der vergleichenden Wohlfahrtsstaatsforschung häufig in Hinblick auf ihre auf aktivierenden Arbeitsmarktpolitiken untersucht. Dabei steht die Aktivierung als sozialpolitisches Paradigma im Mittelpunkt des Diskurses. In dem Artikel wird die Entwicklung der Arbeitsmarktpolitik in den letzten zweieinhalb Dekaden vergleichend analysiert. Die Reformpfade beider Länder weisen dabei zahlreiche Gemeinsamkeiten und zuglei…
Boundary spanning and partnership performance
In partnership work, boundary spanning is crucial for breaking silo thinking and sustaining focus on inter-organizational targets. However, the literature is agency biased and focuses primarily on the role of individual boundary spanners. We present a complementary structural perspective emphasizing resource allocation, formation of coupling competence and institutionalized support from management. The relationship between structures, boundary sp…
Political science (10 obras) · Social Policy and Reform Studies (9 obras) · Economics (7 obras) · Labor Movements and Unions (5 obras) · Law (5 obras) · Politics (5 obras) · Philosophy (4 obras) · Political economy (4 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Welfare state (4 obras)