Anne Ellerup Nielsen
Biographic Data
| ID | 4117542 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anne Ellerup Nielsen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anne Ellerup |
| FAMILY NAME | Nielsen |
| SIGNATURE | NIELSEN A E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Aarhus University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1422-6663 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Making the Unaccountable Accountable
This article describes and analyses the challenges and rewards of conducting provenance research on poorly documented and un-accessioned museum objects. It draws on research carried outby the author on uncatalogued objects associated with collections from Africa, Oceania, Asia and the Indigenous Americas as part of the British Museum’s Blythe House decant project(2019- 2024), a major storage move which entailed the relocation of more than 1.5 mil…
Sustaining Unsustainability
Companies with inherently unsustainable business models and high public salience face a paradox, as they need to construct themselves as desirable and appropriate organizations to maintain their license to operate, while at the same time profiting from practices that are fundamentally unsustainable. This paper advances our understanding of legitimation under paradoxical conditions by examining how a highly visible and inherently unsustainable com…
In search of change
Based on an integrative discourse methodology, this study examines the organizational role expectancies of CSR professionals as articulated in CSR job advertisements, focusing specifically on what organizations expect CSR professionals to change. Four types of change were identified and organized into a matrix based on the inside or outside stimuli for these changes and their expected effects, which can materialize inside or outside the organizat…
Climate-conscious citizenship in a digital urban setting
Climate change has challenged urban life, and as an omnipresent force, Nature sets the agenda for urban living. Using stakeholder theory to conceptualise urban life, we approach Nature as both an omnipresent stakeholder and an issue to be continuously addressed and related to. Adapting the stakeholder focus to relations, stakes and values, we conceptually analyse the digital installation entitled CO2mmitment/CO2nfessions, which was a prominent pa…
The City at Stake
Studies of the city have been addressed from many different approaches such as law, political science, art history and public administration, in which the economic, political and legal status of the city have played a major role. However, a new agenda for conceptualizing the city has emerged, in which the city assumes new roles. By using stakeholder theory as a framework for conceptualizing the city, we argue that the city assumes a political-eco…
Climate-conscious citizenship in a digital urban setting
Climate change has challenged urban life, and as an omnipresent force, Nature sets the agenda for urban living. Using stakeholder theory to conceptualise urban life, we approach Nature as both an omnipresent stakeholder and an issue to be continuously addressed and related to. Adapting the stakeholder focus to relations, stakes and values, we conceptually analyse the digital installation entitled CO2mmitment/CO2nfessions, which was a prominent pa…
The City at Stake
Studies of the city have been addressed from many different approaches such as law, political science, art history and public administration, in which the economic, political and legal status of the city have played a major role. However, a new agenda for conceptualizing the city has emerged, in which the city assumes new roles. By using stakeholder theory as a framework for conceptualizing the city, we argue that the city assumes a political-eco…
Climate-conscious citizenship in a digital urban setting
Climate change has challenged urban life, and as an omnipresent force, Nature sets the agenda for urban living. Using stakeholder theory to conceptualise urban life, we approach Nature as both an omnipresent stakeholder and an issue to be continuously addressed and related to. Adapting the stakeholder focus to relations, stakes and values, we conceptually analyse the digital installation entitled CO2mmitment/CO2nfessions, which was a prominent pa…
In search of change
Based on an integrative discourse methodology, this study examines the organizational role expectancies of CSR professionals as articulated in CSR job advertisements, focusing specifically on what organizations expect CSR professionals to change. Four types of change were identified and organized into a matrix based on the inside or outside stimuli for these changes and their expected effects, which can materialize inside or outside the organizat…
Making the Unaccountable Accountable
This article describes and analyses the challenges and rewards of conducting provenance research on poorly documented and un-accessioned museum objects. It draws on research carried outby the author on uncatalogued objects associated with collections from Africa, Oceania, Asia and the Indigenous Americas as part of the British Museum’s Blythe House decant project(2019- 2024), a major storage move which entailed the relocation of more than 1.5 mil…
Sustaining Unsustainability
Companies with inherently unsustainable business models and high public salience face a paradox, as they need to construct themselves as desirable and appropriate organizations to maintain their license to operate, while at the same time profiting from practices that are fundamentally unsustainable. This paper advances our understanding of legitimation under paradoxical conditions by examining how a highly visible and inherently unsustainable com…
Political science (3 works) · Public relations (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Management and Organizational Studies (2 works) · Politics (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Stakeholder (2 works) · Business administration (1 work)