Conference 2002 (Dijon) papers

We’ve now added the papers that were presented at the conference in Dijon earlier this year to our database. We think they are correct but if you discover an error please let us now…

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Courses

We added another function to this website, called “Courses”. You can find it on the menu to the left. The section is available for everybody to read and thus lecturers can add their course there and then simply direct their students to this website if they want to find information about it. That way they’ll also be able to find other courses posted by other lecturers that they didn’t knew existed…

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New server

As the final part of the official launch of this website we’ve now moved it from our development server to a webserver at BI in Oslo. For you that means less times where the website is unavailable and less time waiting for each page to load. More efficiency, that is 🙂

We’d like to give a big thanks to Oliver Olsen at BI in Oslo for all his help in making this move possible!

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New dissertation

Fredrik von Corswant is presenting his dissertation on Thursday the 27th of February at Chalmers University of Technology. The title is “Organising Product Development in Interaction”. You can get a copy by sending an e-mail to corswant@mot.chalmers.se

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E-mail address

If you would like an e-mail adress like username@impgroup.org we can arrange that for you, just send us a mail. It would be a forwarding adress to any other e-mail adress you like.

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2003 IMP Conference information

There is now some information about the IMP Conference in Lugano, Switzerland next year in the conferences section. Just click on “2003 – Switzerland” on the menu to the left to access it.

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Minutes from the IMP-meeting in Copenhagen

Minutes from the IMP-meeting in Copenhagen, Friday 3rd September 2004, by the Conference committee (born of past involvement and context) – consisting of David Ford, HÃ¥kan HÃ¥kansson, Peter Naude, Robert Salle, Ivan Snehota, Robert Spencer, and Peter Turnbull.

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New dissertation

On Friday the 24th of January Jesper Aastrup at Copenhagen Business School sucessfully defended his dissertation Networks Producing Intermodal Transport. The dissertation includes four empirical cases and a thourough discussion of a critical realist position! You can get a copy by contacting Jesper at CBS. E-mail ja.marktg@cbs.dk

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