Jori Pascal Kalkman
Biographic Data
| ID | 283811 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jori Pascal Kalkman |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jori Pascal |
| FAMILY NAME | Kalkman |
| SIGNATURE | KALKMAN J P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Netherlands Defence Academy |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7685-019X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Reframing an Established Order? An Analysis of the Defense Departments’ Climate Change Strategies of EU and Nato Member States
This article examines the climate strategies of defense departments (DoDs). Climate change is of significant importance to armed forces as they are both large emitters and landholders, but also critical providers of humanitarian relief in the wake of disasters. This paper presents an inductive, thematic analysis of climate strategies by the Departments of Defense (DoDs) of North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) member states and European Union…
Organizational Implications of Long-Term Civil-Military Cooperation During Covid-19
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many countries deployed armed forces to national health care facilities to handle an overwhelming patient flow. In contrast to previous domestic military deployments, the support missions lasted for almost two years in many countries. Most research on civil-military collaboration focuses on short-term partnerships and identifies challenges and opportunities of the common effort. However, little is known about the eff…
Exploring the Human Condition
Fictional narratives are increasingly analyzed by scholars to improve our understanding of the ‘human condition’, because fiction gives access to the deeply personal experiences, perceptions, and struggles of individuals. This methodological literature review explores current fiction-based research practices in organization and management studies, identifies methodological shortcomings, and finds emerging methodological conventions. After searchi…
Towards a Soldier-Based View in Research on The Military
The military has long been a topic of interest in the social sciences. However, to date, military studies tend to take an overly researcher-oriented viewpoint rather than actually engaging with the 'native' experience of the soldier. This article intends to reorient military studies to a perspective that encompasses the lived and embodied worldviews, actions, and experiences of military personnel. Reviewing existing research on the military, it i…
Civil–military cooperation in the management of infectious disease outbreaks
INTRODUCTION: Civil-military cooperation (CMC) in infectious disease outbreak responses has become more common, and has its own cooperation dynamics. These collaborations fit WHO's call for multisectoral cooperation in managing health emergencies according to the emergency management cycle (EMC). However, the literature on CMC on this topic is fragmented. The core aim of this review is to understand the breadth and dynamics of this cooperation by…
The lived experience of organizational disidentification
Organizational identification has received much scholarly attention, while disidentification remains understudied. Existing studies on disidentification examined people who never identified with an organization in the first place or rely on (cross-sectional) survey data. This means that there is little research on the lived experience of the disidentification process. Based on an analysis of ten fictional war novels by veterans who disidentified,…
Civil-Military Cooperation in Disaster and Emergency Response
Civilian authorities increasingly request military involvement in national emergencies and (inter)national disasters. This article aims to contribute to our understanding of these new civil-military interactions. The authors first reflect on three themes: (1) guidelines, principles, and goals of civil-military cooperation; (2) domain consensus through civil-military agreement on the allocation of areas of responsibility; and (3) militarization pr…
Frontex
Frontex is the EU agency in charge of managing the external borders of the European Union. Its budget and tasks have expanded dramatically since it was founded in 2004. Academic attention for Frontex has likewise increased. This article provides an overview of the existing literature on Frontex. In total, 72 articles were selected and analysed. Five dominant themes of research emerged from this review: Frontex’ activities, the agency’s characteri…
Sensemaking questions in crisis response teams
Purpose When a crisis strikes, responders need to make sense of it to gain an understanding of its origins, nature and implications. In this way, crisis sensemaking guides the implementation of the response. The purpose of this paper is to focus on the sensemaking questions that responders need to address for achieving effective and efficient crisis management. Design/methodology/approach Data are drawn from six exercises, in which teams of profe…
Cyber Intelligence Networks
In this research, we identify different types of cyber intelligence networks and specify their unique characteristics. While existing research discusses intelligence cooperation in general terms or analyzes single case studies, we provide insight in the diversity of cyber intelligence networks in existence. Based on a qualitative study of cyber intelligence networks in the Netherlands, we identify four distinct types: centralized networks, busine…
On Frontline Workers as Bureau-Political Actors
We focus attention on the public policy-making influence of frontline bureaucrats. They are increasingly operating in interorganizational partnerships and networks in which they develop collaborative relations with frontline workers of other public organizations. We theorize that their embeddedness in local interorganizational environments induces and enables them to defy locally inappropriate policies and to pursue locally relevant policies as p…
The lived experience of organizational disidentification
Organizational identification has received much scholarly attention, while disidentification remains understudied. Existing studies on disidentification examined people who never identified with an organization in the first place or rely on (cross-sectional) survey data. This means that there is little research on the lived experience of the disidentification process. Based on an analysis of ten fictional war novels by veterans who disidentified,…
Civil-Military Cooperation in Disaster and Emergency Response
Civilian authorities increasingly request military involvement in national emergencies and (inter)national disasters. This article aims to contribute to our understanding of these new civil-military interactions. The authors first reflect on three themes: (1) guidelines, principles, and goals of civil-military cooperation; (2) domain consensus through civil-military agreement on the allocation of areas of responsibility; and (3) militarization pr…
On Frontline Workers as Bureau-Political Actors
We focus attention on the public policy-making influence of frontline bureaucrats. They are increasingly operating in interorganizational partnerships and networks in which they develop collaborative relations with frontline workers of other public organizations. We theorize that their embeddedness in local interorganizational environments induces and enables them to defy locally inappropriate policies and to pursue locally relevant policies as p…
Organizational Implications of Long-Term Civil-Military Cooperation During Covid-19
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many countries deployed armed forces to national health care facilities to handle an overwhelming patient flow. In contrast to previous domestic military deployments, the support missions lasted for almost two years in many countries. Most research on civil-military collaboration focuses on short-term partnerships and identifies challenges and opportunities of the common effort. However, little is known about the eff…
Towards a Soldier-Based View in Research on The Military
The military has long been a topic of interest in the social sciences. However, to date, military studies tend to take an overly researcher-oriented viewpoint rather than actually engaging with the 'native' experience of the soldier. This article intends to reorient military studies to a perspective that encompasses the lived and embodied worldviews, actions, and experiences of military personnel. Reviewing existing research on the military, it i…
Sensemaking questions in crisis response teams
Purpose When a crisis strikes, responders need to make sense of it to gain an understanding of its origins, nature and implications. In this way, crisis sensemaking guides the implementation of the response. The purpose of this paper is to focus on the sensemaking questions that responders need to address for achieving effective and efficient crisis management. Design/methodology/approach Data are drawn from six exercises, in which teams of profe…
Cyber Intelligence Networks
In this research, we identify different types of cyber intelligence networks and specify their unique characteristics. While existing research discusses intelligence cooperation in general terms or analyzes single case studies, we provide insight in the diversity of cyber intelligence networks in existence. Based on a qualitative study of cyber intelligence networks in the Netherlands, we identify four distinct types: centralized networks, busine…
On Frontline Workers as Bureau-Political Actors
We focus attention on the public policy-making influence of frontline bureaucrats. They are increasingly operating in interorganizational partnerships and networks in which they develop collaborative relations with frontline workers of other public organizations. We theorize that their embeddedness in local interorganizational environments induces and enables them to defy locally inappropriate policies and to pursue locally relevant policies as p…
Frontex
Frontex is the EU agency in charge of managing the external borders of the European Union. Its budget and tasks have expanded dramatically since it was founded in 2004. Academic attention for Frontex has likewise increased. This article provides an overview of the existing literature on Frontex. In total, 72 articles were selected and analysed. Five dominant themes of research emerged from this review: Frontex’ activities, the agency’s characteri…
Civil–military cooperation in the management of infectious disease outbreaks
INTRODUCTION: Civil-military cooperation (CMC) in infectious disease outbreak responses has become more common, and has its own cooperation dynamics. These collaborations fit WHO's call for multisectoral cooperation in managing health emergencies according to the emergency management cycle (EMC). However, the literature on CMC on this topic is fragmented. The core aim of this review is to understand the breadth and dynamics of this cooperation by…
The lived experience of organizational disidentification
Organizational identification has received much scholarly attention, while disidentification remains understudied. Existing studies on disidentification examined people who never identified with an organization in the first place or rely on (cross-sectional) survey data. This means that there is little research on the lived experience of the disidentification process. Based on an analysis of ten fictional war novels by veterans who disidentified,…
Civil-Military Cooperation in Disaster and Emergency Response
Civilian authorities increasingly request military involvement in national emergencies and (inter)national disasters. This article aims to contribute to our understanding of these new civil-military interactions. The authors first reflect on three themes: (1) guidelines, principles, and goals of civil-military cooperation; (2) domain consensus through civil-military agreement on the allocation of areas of responsibility; and (3) militarization pr…
Towards a Soldier-Based View in Research on The Military
The military has long been a topic of interest in the social sciences. However, to date, military studies tend to take an overly researcher-oriented viewpoint rather than actually engaging with the 'native' experience of the soldier. This article intends to reorient military studies to a perspective that encompasses the lived and embodied worldviews, actions, and experiences of military personnel. Reviewing existing research on the military, it i…
Exploring the Human Condition
Fictional narratives are increasingly analyzed by scholars to improve our understanding of the ‘human condition’, because fiction gives access to the deeply personal experiences, perceptions, and struggles of individuals. This methodological literature review explores current fiction-based research practices in organization and management studies, identifies methodological shortcomings, and finds emerging methodological conventions. After searchi…
Reframing an Established Order? An Analysis of the Defense Departments’ Climate Change Strategies of EU and Nato Member States
This article examines the climate strategies of defense departments (DoDs). Climate change is of significant importance to armed forces as they are both large emitters and landholders, but also critical providers of humanitarian relief in the wake of disasters. This paper presents an inductive, thematic analysis of climate strategies by the Departments of Defense (DoDs) of North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) member states and European Union…
Organizational Implications of Long-Term Civil-Military Cooperation During Covid-19
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many countries deployed armed forces to national health care facilities to handle an overwhelming patient flow. In contrast to previous domestic military deployments, the support missions lasted for almost two years in many countries. Most research on civil-military collaboration focuses on short-term partnerships and identifies challenges and opportunities of the common effort. However, little is known about the eff…
Political science (7 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Law (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Bureaucracy (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Crisis management (2 works) · Data science (2 works)