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Transformative Dissonance: When Value Conflicts Drive Regional Change
In this episode, Gisa Pflitsch discusses how value conflicts can drive regional transformation rather than block it. She introduces the concept of transformative dissonance, explains how it reshapes the role of universities beyond entrepreneurial and engaged models, and reflects on funding pressures, projectification, regional imaginaries, and inequality as a question of voice and representation.
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By Universitetet i StavangerIn this episode, Gisa Pflitsch discusses how value conflicts can drive regional transformation rather than block it. She introduces the concept of transformative dissonance, explains how it reshapes the role of universities beyond entrepreneurial and engaged models, and reflects on funding pressures, projectification, regional imaginaries, and inequality as a question of voice and representation.
Find Gisa on the Google Scholar
Please follow Centre for Innovation Research for other episodes.
Episode transcription
#RegInno_Podcast