Resiliency

Giske, Mathilde Tomine Eriksdatter; Pinheiro, Rómulo

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-38948-2_91-1

The Palgrave Handbook of Global Sustainability 2021

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-38948-2_91-1

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Resiliency

Mathilde Tomine Eriksdatter Giske

Rómulo Pinheiro

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“…With increasing complexity, interest in organizational resilience has emerged and increased significantly (Trondal et al 2022). Resilience concerns how systems (actors, organizations, and institutions) respond and adapt to rapid change, increasing complexity, and unexpected events (Giske & Pinheiro 2021). It is also a way of constituting and understanding the complex world (Chandler 2014).…”

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Complexity, Resilience, and Human Resource Management: Illustration from Nordic Higher Education

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Pinheiro

2024

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We explore increasing complexity, resilience (how a system adapts and responds to increasing complexity and radical change), and potential human resource management (HRM) responses to change in higher education at a Nordic institution. HRM is seen as a shared function. As an empirical illustration, we interviewed nine leading academics in dominant and leading administrative positions in one Nordic university. Responses to a major change (CoARA) were discussed. We analyze the possible HRM responses in the context of major but fuzzy changes: How do leading academics forming the HRM policy perceive expectations of role change and how do the respon- dents demonstrate resilience when interpreting the early signs of a major change? The overall initial reactions to the change (CoARA) were hesitant. We propose the concept of emergent resilience and a model to describe its dynamics. Potential implications for HRM in the face of complexity and change are discussed.

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Complexity, Resilience, and Human Resource Management: Illustration from Nordic Higher Education

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2024

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Complexity, Resilience, and Human Resource Management: Illustration from Nordic Higher Education

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