Research team
Expertise
Dr. Hugo Marynissen holds a Doctoral degree from Cranfield University – School of Management (UK), and a Masters’ degree in Change Management from HEC Business School (France) and Saïd Business School (University of Oxford). The focus of his current research is on decision dynamics in crisis teams, safety leadership within so-called “High-Reliability Organizations”, and the role of resilience and crisis governance as a way to anticipate extreme events. In recent years he has researched, and published on: - Crisis Communication - Crisis Management - Normal Choas - Public networks in crisis management - Organizational resilience Between November 2020 and June 2021, Hugo Marynissen has been appointed as external expert to the Special Commission of the Federal Parliament in charge of the investigation of the management of the COVID-19 pandemic in Belgium. Since 2020, he is the coordinator of a longitudinal research project "Integrated risk and crisis governance of critical infrastructures: An analysis of the safety network in the Port of Antwerp", a collaboration between Port of Antwerp and the Faculty of Business and Economics of the University of Antwerp.
Scientific Chair Crisis Governance.
Abstract
The Chair of Crisis Governance aims to further our understanding of crisis anticipation, management, and governance in an age of increased turbulence. The Chair will create and disseminate knowledge on how crisis governance principles and insights can help science and practice at the strategic and operational levels to appropriately develop, govern, and adapt to changing circumstances. The Chair wants to study how insights in different domains challenge existing paradigms and theories and valorize that knowledge for organizations and their members.Researcher(s)
- Promoter: Marynissen Hugo
- Co-promoter: Albers Sascha
Research team(s)
Project website
Project type(s)
- Research Project
Chair of Crisis Governance
Abstract
The Chair of Crisis Governance aims to further our understanding of crisis anticipation, management and governance in an age of increased turbulence. The Chair will create and disseminate knowledge on how crisis governance principles and insights can help science and practice at the strategic and operational levels to appropriately develop, govern and adapt to changing circumstances. The Chair not only wants to study how insights in different domains challenge existing paradigms and theories, but also wants to valorize that knowledge for organizations and their members.Researcher(s)
- Promoter: Albers Sascha
- Co-promoter: Marynissen Hugo
Research team(s)
Project website
Project type(s)
- Research Project