The need to periodically reassess the nature of project success is itself a recognition that
projects and the project society (Lundin et al., 2015) are in a constant state of evolution and …

This paper explores liminality, a concept receiving increased attention in management and
organization studies and gaining prominence because of its capacity to capture the …

Decades of research demonstrate that practitioners and scholars may have only a vague
notion of what project success is and thus settle for conflicting or inaccurate attributions of …

Temporary organizing is introduced as process, form and perspective. Then key challenges
and opportunities in the study of temporary organizing are discussed, including …

Projectification has become a buzzword. Although repeated claims of an increasing
projectification were often supported by illustrative, case-based evidence, a systematic and …

Project organising is a growing field of scholarly inquiry and management practice. In recent
years, two important developments have influenced this field:(1) the study and practice of …

Existing conceptualizations of projects as temporary organizations capture their
interorganizational facets only implicitly. We present theoretical ideas on how to further …

This paper presents a new conceptualization of the project-oriented organization. The
project-oriented organization is conceptualized as an entrepreneurial, future-and …

Project management research has evolved over the past five decades and is now a mature
disciplinary field investigating phenomena of interest to academics, practitioners and …

This paper contributes to Rodney Turner's initiative to develop a theory of project
management from practice. Organizational scholars studying strategy suggest that more …