Theorizations of sustainability transformation have foregrounded the construction (making)
of novel socioecological relations; however, they generally have obscured processes of …

The importance of double-loop learning and associated unlearning for sustainability
transitions is increasingly recognised; however, a clear conceptualisation and empirical …

Responding to growing criticism that the use of artificial intelligence in public services
reinforces unethical activities such as discrimination, the paper presents two new cases from …

The seventh edition of this classic handbook on the policy process is fully updated, featuring
new material on policy making amid local and global disruption, the contestable nature of …

This paper provides new insights into perceptions of the meaningfulness of work of service
professionals and how it is constructed in the new context of digitalised health and social …

Security implications of zero-carbon energy transitions have only recently received more
focus. Overarching analyses in transition studies are lacking. Therefore, we combine …

Change always catalyzes organizational members to challenge, reframe, and revisit the
assumptions that preside over the work they do. But how do recent changes affect individual …

Accepting Bartlett's vision of social work's evolution resulting from action research, the article
argues that in Finland, extensive action research is occurring, and this is resulting in service …

With the growth in the literature on organisational unlearning (OU), there is a commensurate
increase in the diversity of its knowledge base. Past studies have carried out narrative and …

This study examines learning in an exceptional situation. The study was carried out during
the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, when the organisations' operations changed suddenly as the …