How can universities make a larger democratic contribution to exploring socio-technical futures? What would it mean to put “public value” at the core of European universities? And what possibilities are there for enhanced citizen engagement within these processes of innovation and change? A lecture by Alan Irwin, Professor of Organisations, Risk and Environment, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark.
This lecture was organised by Studium Generale, the Maastricht Platform for Community-Engaged Research (MPCER) and Studio Europa Maastricht.
