Projectification: Her sorunu proje ile çözeceğini zannetme hezeyanıdır. Batı proje yaptığı için gelişmedi, zaten geliştiği için proje yapma kapasitesi söz konusu. Çevre ve yarı çevre ülkelerin projecilik yoluyla sorunlarını çözmek yerine sadece görünür kıldığını düşünüyorum.

The “projectification” of football is at a ridiculous all time high. Your value is no longer determined by your body of work anymore, it’s all “ceilings” and “potential”. There needs to be a hard reset soon

It’s clear, more than ever, Renaissance Tour made noise bc of the forceful group projectification with Eras Tour. CC tour as a stand-alone is making absolutely ZERO noise & it’s incredibly jarring to witness. Time is the ultimate truth teller lmao.

📢🆕 in Local Government Studies journal: Authors Irene Ponzo and @MilazzoEle explore the impact of EU funding on the local governance of migrant integration and the 'projectification' of public policies doi.org/10.1080/03003930.202…

Is your organisation stuck in the 'Acceleration Trap', i.e. a rush to adopt new activities and projects to stay competitive? Is this driving burnout or breakthrough? 🏃‍♂️💨 #HenleyResearch #Projectification #Burnout #Innovation

Clock that tea @esquire. Yet another forceful group projectification has commenced. Taylor Swift, you will always be famous 😭 esquire.com/entertainment/bo…

i actually dont remember is theres a ! on ao the hello projectification of my thoughts

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The group-projectification of movies can mean nothing but bad. Endless indecision and no coherent vision for what a movie will look like/be about. Movies are good because a limited amount of people decide how it looks/feels Slopping out the most mass-appeal version is a bad idea

When will the other NGOpreneurs catch up on the projectification of Somalia's gov't, which has now turned into Simadification due to the head start the Damul Jadiid gained with HSM being in power, compared to others like City University, owned by Heritage Institute of Daljir...?

Here’s a 🧵 for UN delegations busy drafting talking points for meetings with UN leadership and speeches for the General Debate. What do you imagine Ralph Bunche and Brian Urquhart would have made of the Summit of the Future and the armed conflicts raging in Ukraine, Israel-Gaza-Lebanon, and Sudan? Here's how we can move closer to the legendary standards the two set: The times have certainly changed since the 1950s and 60s, and with them, the appetite — particularly among the most powerful states — to support the identification and recruitment of effective leadership. It is clear that to tackle the world’s most pressing problems, we need the most accomplished and empowered professionals. Some of them are in office at the UN today, and I have been an admirer and a champion of their leadership. But too many others fall short of the immense challenges they are tasked with. @nyuCIC's UN Senior Appointments Dashboard shows that from 2017 to 2023, 50% of appointments still went to the Western European and Others Group (WEOG), and 42% to nationals from high-income countries. Bunche and Urquhart, from the US and UK respectively, were part of this tradition. If WEOG still seeks to dominate leadership roles, its governments should ensure the UN benefits from their best in dedication to service, professionalism, inclusion, and ambition. Otherwise, it's time to open up competition globally. Underrepresented regions, too, must resist pushing for change purely for representation’s sake. The issues are too urgent for tokenism to masquerade as empowerment; support your best and leave the rest at home! It should be common knowledge that a major part of the UN’s present ineffectiveness lies in how leadership is identified, recruited, and supported. This is a critical but often overlooked insight in the many (mostly justified) calls for reforms, which sometimes mistake leadership shortfalls for institutional or mandate problems. Leaders at UNGA should demand leadership for UN funds, programmes, and specialized agencies that is capable and credible in responding to today’s challenges — and they should follow through with commitments to that goal. Many of the countries leading in voluntary funding are freezing or cutting budgets for economic and political reasons. Even with these constraints, they can still help the UN. They can join in the call for raising the quality of human resources and enhancing knowledge management mechanisms and technologies. This is essential if the UN is to deliver real, tangible impact with limited funds. Critically, donor states must also commit — even internally — to avoiding the “projectification” of the UN into irrelevance by prompting a race to the bottom among agencies, duplication of work, and inadequate scale. Strong leaders combined with low-quality financing leads only to frustration and early departures, as real performers always have multiple opportunities available to them. Appoint the right leaders, provide core funding, and support them as they work to deliver real solutions!

The Lincoln Projectification of the Democratic Party is complete. You can’t hide it anymore. Both can go to hell as far as I’m concerned.

This is a really thoughtful reflection on the ‘projectification’ of research, with implications beyond the medical humanities

Interesting contributions from Jordi Peris from Valencia and Harald Rohracher from Linköping University on the importance of participatory and inclusive processes for #Just #EnergyTransition, the need in #scaling and overcoming #projectification #TransitionLabForum @ViableCities

The group projectification. She inserted herself in the TayBarbie economy movement

Get up to date or watch again! The recording of our brilliant Hot off the Press event Projectification of Organizations, Governance and Societies – Theoretical Perspectives and Empirical Implications is now available on our YouTube channel: youtube.com/watch?v=PDUO1xU0… @MatsFred1

“Who benefits from projects and what do they do on the larger scale of politics?” Malin Mc Glinn introduces her chapter ‘What Makes It Tick? On the Projectification of the Labour Market in Sweden’ with @MatsFred1 Peeter Vihma, @HuemannMartina and Steven Wolf.

We are off! @MatsFred1 introduces the book #Projectification of Organizations, Governance and Societies collecting researchers who regard ‘the project’ as something more than an organisational form or function. With Peeter Vihma, Malin Mc Glinn, @HuemannMartina and Steven Wolf.

"[C]ompetition for funding could result in predictable, fashionable, short-sighted, and overpromising science… the ‘projectification’ of science makes it more and more difficult to do any science of real importance." doi.org/10.1007/s11948-024-0…

Join our ’Hot off the Press’ event on 29 February 2024 2pm GMT to discuss the book #Projectification of Organizations, Governance and Societies with @MatsFred1 Peeter Vihma, Malin Mc Glinn, @HuemannMartina and Steven Wolf. Free registration: eventbrite.com/e/hot-off-the…