Sustainable Horizons: Extending Temporal Attention to Unintended Consequences of Digital Sustainability.

Greco, A. (Speaker)

Real Estate Management

Activity: Talk or presentation › Talk or presentation at a conference

Description

PROS is an annual event organized in conjunction with the annual series Perspectives on Process Organization Studies, published by Oxford University Press, and it takes place in a Greek island, in June every year. Topics have included: “Language and communication @ work: Discourse, narrativity and organizing”, “The emergence of novelty in organizations”, and “Organization routines: How they are created, maintained and changed” (details of all Symposia so far can be seen here).

Period	23 Jun 2025 → 29 Jun 2025
Held at	Process Symposium
Degree of Recognition	International

Documents & Links

Process Organization Studies (PROS) is a way of studying organizations that is grounded on process metaphysics – the worldview that sees processes, rather than substances, as the basic forms of the universe. A process view: - Rests on a relational ontology, a performative epistemology, and a dynamic praxeology. - Focuses on becoming, change, and flux, and pays particular attention to forms of agency - Prioritizes process over outcome, activity over product, change over persistence, novelty over stasis, open-endedness over determination. - Invites us to acknowledge, rather than reduce, the complexity of the world and, in that sense, it is animated by what philosopher Stephen Toulmin called an “ecological style” of thinking