Lars Fuglsang
Biographic Data
| ID | 3919708 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lars Fuglsang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lars |
| FAMILY NAME | Fuglsang |
| SIGNATURE | FUGLSANG L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Roskilde University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7410-5855 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 32 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Valuing Public Innovation: Contributions to Theory and Practice
Social entrepreneurs as change makers: Expanding public service networks for social innovation
International audience
Social innovation and public service: A literature review of multi-actor collaborative approaches in five European countries
Valuing Public Innovation: Contributions to Theory and Practice
Towards a practice-based approach to public innovation – Apollonian and Dionysian practice-approaches
This paper discusses how a practice-based approach to public innovation can provide an alternative, critical means of looking at public innovation. It unravels two ways practices can exist in relation to public innovation: Apollonian and Dionysian practiceapproaches. The Apollonian practice-approach is purposeful, speaking of the actors’ plans and interests and the rules of the game. In contrast, the Dionysian is a more spontaneous, bricolage-lik…
A coalition for ‘small tourism’ in a marginal place: Configuring a geo-social position
This paper analyses a case of mobilisation for ‘small tourism’ where a coalition of actors in distant rural communities unite to cope with limited possibilities in ways that are meaningful to them. The theoretical bases for the analysis are resilience theory and the concept of geo-social position, the latter of which implies a reorientation to an ‘earthly’ commitment to the environment where people live ‘down to earth’ (Latour, 2018). The case st…
Collective tourism social entrepreneurship: A means for community mobilization and social transformation
Tourism practices and experience value creation: The case of a themed attraction restaurant
This article uses practice theory to analyse experience value creation in an innovative tourism setting characterised by high interdependence between tourism actors. The theory is applied in a case- and action-oriented study of a themed restaurant in a medieval re-enactment centre. It exemplifies how integration of a restaurant into a specific attraction theme provides opportunities for experience value co-creation through tourism practices. It a…
On Service Innovation as an Interactive Process: A Case Study of the Engagement with Innovation of a Tourism Service
In the innovation studies literature, the process of innovation has been described as an interactive process that engages many different actors over time in the development and regeneration of goods and services. In the development and regeneration of tourism services, this often includes community actors. Yet, little attention has been paid to the way in which actors grasp the societal environment with which they interact, for example in intimat…
Management challenges with the maintenance of tourism experience concept innovations: Toward a new research agenda
Making sense of institutional trust in organizations: Bridging institutional context and trust
Institutional-based approaches to trust can explain how trust logics can exist in a societal context as compared to logics of distrust. Strong institutions in the form of regulative, normative and cognitive structures can enable and inspire trust-relations among people at the interpersonal and inter-organizational level. We suggest, however, that the actor-dimension of institutional-based trust is an underexplored issue in the literature. Quoting…
Framing Innovation in Public Service Sectors
1. Introduction: Framing Innovation in Public Service Sectors: A Contextual Approach Lars Fuglsang and Rolf Ronning 2. How Front-line Employees Nurture Service Innovation through Co-creation with their Customers: A Case Study of Public Health Care Jenny Karlsson, Per Skalen and Erik Sundstrom 3. Service Innovations for Enhancing Public Transit Services Heiko Gebauer, Mikael Johnson and Bo Enquist 4. User-Driven Innovation and the Role of the Citi…
Networking in the experience economy: Scaffolded networks between designed and emerging regional development
The experience turn as ‘bandwagon’: Understanding network formation and innovation as practice
This paper uses the bandwagon metaphor to analyse, in two rural contexts, how small tourism firms become engaged in the idea of the experience economy and how the idea is turned into practice through network formation and innovation. In developing a practice-based approach we use the bandwagon metaphor to conceptualize network formation and innovation in terms of a ‘journey’. Following the practice-based literature on bandwagons, the journey star…
Experience economy, creative class and business development in small Danish towns
The Experience Economy is increasingly seen as a potential for cities to attract the creative class and, consequently, to induce business development. In Denmark, not only large cities but also small towns trust in this possibility. However, the applicability of an experience-induced business development in smaller towns may be questioned. This article presents a comparative case study of four small Danish towns which in different ways have devel…
IT and Senior Citizens: Using the Internet for Empowering Active Citizenship
This article seeks to explore how a social learning environment can be constructed that uses IT and the Internet. Based on interviews and observations made during two experiments concerning IT and senior citizens in Denmark, the article examines how these experiments make the link between senior citizens and the Internet. In particular, the cases show how IT, as it is used in the social experiments, can be applied to construct empowerment propert…
Information and Credibility Problems of STS and Technology Assessment
The baltic region as an industrial estate: An institutionalist critique
Comparing technology criticisms
Frederick Jameson og den historiske udvikling af det narrative
Frederick Jameson og den historiske udvikling af det narrative
Collective tourism social entrepreneurship: A means for community mobilization and social transformation
Management challenges with the maintenance of tourism experience concept innovations: Toward a new research agenda
The experience turn as ‘bandwagon’: Understanding network formation and innovation as practice
This paper uses the bandwagon metaphor to analyse, in two rural contexts, how small tourism firms become engaged in the idea of the experience economy and how the idea is turned into practice through network formation and innovation. In developing a practice-based approach we use the bandwagon metaphor to conceptualize network formation and innovation in terms of a ‘journey’. Following the practice-based literature on bandwagons, the journey star…
Tourism practices and experience value creation: The case of a themed attraction restaurant
This article uses practice theory to analyse experience value creation in an innovative tourism setting characterised by high interdependence between tourism actors. The theory is applied in a case- and action-oriented study of a themed restaurant in a medieval re-enactment centre. It exemplifies how integration of a restaurant into a specific attraction theme provides opportunities for experience value co-creation through tourism practices. It a…
IT and Senior Citizens: Using the Internet for Empowering Active Citizenship
This article seeks to explore how a social learning environment can be constructed that uses IT and the Internet. Based on interviews and observations made during two experiments concerning IT and senior citizens in Denmark, the article examines how these experiments make the link between senior citizens and the Internet. In particular, the cases show how IT, as it is used in the social experiments, can be applied to construct empowerment propert…
On Service Innovation as an Interactive Process: A Case Study of the Engagement with Innovation of a Tourism Service
In the innovation studies literature, the process of innovation has been described as an interactive process that engages many different actors over time in the development and regeneration of goods and services. In the development and regeneration of tourism services, this often includes community actors. Yet, little attention has been paid to the way in which actors grasp the societal environment with which they interact, for example in intimat…
Comparing technology criticisms
Frederick Jameson og den historiske udvikling af det narrative
Frederick Jameson og den historiske udvikling af det narrative
Comparing technology criticisms
The baltic region as an industrial estate: An institutionalist critique
Information and Credibility Problems of STS and Technology Assessment
IT and Senior Citizens: Using the Internet for Empowering Active Citizenship
This article seeks to explore how a social learning environment can be constructed that uses IT and the Internet. Based on interviews and observations made during two experiments concerning IT and senior citizens in Denmark, the article examines how these experiments make the link between senior citizens and the Internet. In particular, the cases show how IT, as it is used in the social experiments, can be applied to construct empowerment propert…
Experience economy, creative class and business development in small Danish towns
The Experience Economy is increasingly seen as a potential for cities to attract the creative class and, consequently, to induce business development. In Denmark, not only large cities but also small towns trust in this possibility. However, the applicability of an experience-induced business development in smaller towns may be questioned. This article presents a comparative case study of four small Danish towns which in different ways have devel…
The experience turn as ‘bandwagon’: Understanding network formation and innovation as practice
This paper uses the bandwagon metaphor to analyse, in two rural contexts, how small tourism firms become engaged in the idea of the experience economy and how the idea is turned into practice through network formation and innovation. In developing a practice-based approach we use the bandwagon metaphor to conceptualize network formation and innovation in terms of a ‘journey’. Following the practice-based literature on bandwagons, the journey star…
Networking in the experience economy: Scaffolded networks between designed and emerging regional development
Framing Innovation in Public Service Sectors
1. Introduction: Framing Innovation in Public Service Sectors: A Contextual Approach Lars Fuglsang and Rolf Ronning 2. How Front-line Employees Nurture Service Innovation through Co-creation with their Customers: A Case Study of Public Health Care Jenny Karlsson, Per Skalen and Erik Sundstrom 3. Service Innovations for Enhancing Public Transit Services Heiko Gebauer, Mikael Johnson and Bo Enquist 4. User-Driven Innovation and the Role of the Citi…
Making sense of institutional trust in organizations: Bridging institutional context and trust
Institutional-based approaches to trust can explain how trust logics can exist in a societal context as compared to logics of distrust. Strong institutions in the form of regulative, normative and cognitive structures can enable and inspire trust-relations among people at the interpersonal and inter-organizational level. We suggest, however, that the actor-dimension of institutional-based trust is an underexplored issue in the literature. Quoting…
Management challenges with the maintenance of tourism experience concept innovations: Toward a new research agenda
On Service Innovation as an Interactive Process: A Case Study of the Engagement with Innovation of a Tourism Service
In the innovation studies literature, the process of innovation has been described as an interactive process that engages many different actors over time in the development and regeneration of goods and services. In the development and regeneration of tourism services, this often includes community actors. Yet, little attention has been paid to the way in which actors grasp the societal environment with which they interact, for example in intimat…
Tourism practices and experience value creation: The case of a themed attraction restaurant
This article uses practice theory to analyse experience value creation in an innovative tourism setting characterised by high interdependence between tourism actors. The theory is applied in a case- and action-oriented study of a themed restaurant in a medieval re-enactment centre. It exemplifies how integration of a restaurant into a specific attraction theme provides opportunities for experience value co-creation through tourism practices. It a…
Towards a practice-based approach to public innovation – Apollonian and Dionysian practice-approaches
This paper discusses how a practice-based approach to public innovation can provide an alternative, critical means of looking at public innovation. It unravels two ways practices can exist in relation to public innovation: Apollonian and Dionysian practiceapproaches. The Apollonian practice-approach is purposeful, speaking of the actors’ plans and interests and the rules of the game. In contrast, the Dionysian is a more spontaneous, bricolage-lik…
A coalition for ‘small tourism’ in a marginal place: Configuring a geo-social position
This paper analyses a case of mobilisation for ‘small tourism’ where a coalition of actors in distant rural communities unite to cope with limited possibilities in ways that are meaningful to them. The theoretical bases for the analysis are resilience theory and the concept of geo-social position, the latter of which implies a reorientation to an ‘earthly’ commitment to the environment where people live ‘down to earth’ (Latour, 2018). The case st…
Collective tourism social entrepreneurship: A means for community mobilization and social transformation
Valuing Public Innovation: Contributions to Theory and Practice
Social entrepreneurs as change makers: Expanding public service networks for social innovation
International audience
Social innovation and public service: A literature review of multi-actor collaborative approaches in five European countries
Valuing Public Innovation: Contributions to Theory and Practice
Political science (15 works) · Sociology (12 works) · Business (11 works) · Public relations (8 works) · Computer Science (7 works) · Economics (7 works) · Marketing (6 works) · Tourism (6 works) · Innovative Approaches in Technology and Social Development (5 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (4 works)