28 February 2024
18:00 – 19:00
SLB0006, Lincoln, LN1 1RD
University of Lincoln, Brayford Pool, Lincoln
Throughout his career, Simon has been interested in the ways in which we use representational artefacts such as budgets, plans, strategies, models, and policies, to bring the ‘there and then’ into the ‘here and now’ to better orchestrate and enhance our collective performance.
Simon will look back on this work to draw out the costs and benefits of working within such a representational economy, paying particular attention to the key role of academic freedom as a vital check and balance on the processes described
