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登壇者 | Prof Karin S. Moser The Swiss Distance University, the University of Bern(スイス) The University of Queensland(オーストラリア) |
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日時 | 2024年10月10日(木)17:00~18:30 |
言語 | 英語 |
テーマ | How to Translate Academic Research into Practice: Improving Multi-Stakeholder Cooperation, Information-Sharing, and Decision-Making among the 30 EU+ Countries in Europe |
要旨 | Cooperation makes the world go round – literally. No society, no business, no family, no relationship can function without cooperation. Cooperative behaviour is at the very heart of the ‘conditio humana’ and it is central to what makes humans so successful as a species. It is therefore worth delving into the basis of what determines and enables prosocial behaviour – in the case of my own research programme with a specific focus on cooperation in the workplace in all its facets. The success of cooperation depends on many factors, including self and other perception, perceived costs and benefits, goals and incentives, social and cultural norms, empathy, and perspective taking and whether differences with regards to these aspects can be resolved to enable cooperation. Cooperation at work happens on many levels: Between individuals, in teams, with clients, within and between organisations, and by many different means and technologies that support hybrid, face to face and virtual cooperation. In this talk, I will give a brief introduction to my research and the conditions under which cooperation can flourish and then show with a practical recent example how I translated my research insights to support 30 European countries in improving their cooperation, information-sharing and joint decision-making regarding migration and asylum in Europe. For 3.5 years, I was appointed Senior Expert Advisor by the European Commission to do this work, based on my previous research and past successful expert advisory mandates. In 2021, LSBU Business School in London submitted this work to the Research Excellence Framework in the UK (REF2021), where my work was judged to be a 4* example of societal and policy impact of academic knowhow and research. Read here the official published summary (Moser, 2022:) of the outcomes of my expert mandate, with links to the underpinning research. |
登壇者紹介 |
Prof Karin S. Moser, PhD, is a highly published and internationally recognised academic in the fields of human cooperation, communication, and decision-making research. She has held senior academic appointments as professor and university leader in several countries and worked with many high-level businesses and public sector organisations internationally in applications of her research into practice. An overview of her research and its impact, including publications, collaborations and media appearances can be found at The Moser Lab http://karinmoser.net/ Prof Moser is a Full Professor of Organisational Behaviour, currently affiliated with the Swiss Distance University and the University of Bern (both in Switzerland) and the University of Queensland in Australia. She holds degrees in Social Psychology (PhD, MSc), Computer Science (MSc) and Social Anthropology (MSc) and applies her research broadly to the workplace and work behaviours, so the fields of organisational behaviour and organisational/business psychology. She often works interdisciplinary and employs a wide range of research methods, including experimental studies, surveys, interviews, workplace interventions, and simulations. |
場所 | エグゼクティブセミナールーム(協生館5階)または Zoomオンライン Zoom: ※対面とオンラインのハイブリッド形式で実施します。 ※事前申込等はありませんので、対面参加を希望される方は、直接、教室にお越しください。 また、オンラインでの参加を希望される方は、時間になりましたら、直接Zoomに入室してください。 |