There is an extensive literature on complexity theory authored by natural scientists writing
about research fields in which they are themselves active. There is also a growing literature …

Given the increasingly acknowledged insight that people do not act as self‐contained
individuals but in relation to others and embedded in context, relational social constructionist …

Projects are inherently processual, and many project management scholars have begun to
mobilize a process view, albeit sometimes implicitly. This methodological article presents …

Although the idea of leadership being a process is clearly stated in leadership definitions,
most researchers focus on individuals rather than observing and studying processes. This …

The critical role of the front–end development phase for the success of megaprojects is
widely acknowledged despite a lack of theorizing and empirical evidence on what …

Time is at the heart of project organizing because it is fundamentally about drawing on the
present and the past to articulate desired future states, yet it has received relatively little …

Although the notion of space has gained considerable attention in organisation studies, it
remains vague, and the respective literature is fragmented. In this paper, we review the …

This paper explores the long-term patterns in the development phase of major infrastructure
projects to advance our understanding of underlying temporal unfolding processes and of …

This paper addresses a recurrent topic of organizational project management (OPM)
research: Project Management Offices (PMOs) are perceived to be instrumental in …

This chapter orients newcomers to the leadership-as-practice field by comparing related
constructs on two important dimensions:" unit of analysis" and" social accomplishment". It …