Working on Boundaries: Gunnar Hjelholt and Applied Social Psychology
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Author: BENEDICTE Madsen
Publisher: Aarhus University Press
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ISBN 10: 8779342558
ISBN 13: 978-8779342552
Gunnar Hjelholt described himself as an applied social psychologist and was one of the pioneers in the development of European group dynamics. In Denmark, he was both a mentor and a source of inspiration for a whole generation of organisational psychologists. He died in 2002 at the age of 82. The initiative to write this book was taken at a conference held in his memory, in which Gunnar Hjelholt's Danish and international collaboration partners participated. The book's first section presents an account of Gunnar Hjelholt based on a series of earlier interviews that the editors had with him. Two long articles draw a fascinating double portrait: partly of an enthusiastic and ardent professional and partly of the group dynamics movement on which Hjelholt set his own definitive mark. In the book's second section, this double portrait is elucidated in seven contributions written by Hjelholt's collaboration partners and friends. The concluding third section presents a selection of Hjelholt's own articles written over a 35-year period.
Publisher: Aarhus University Press
Paperback:
ISBN 10: 8779342558
ISBN 13: 978-8779342552
Gunnar Hjelholt described himself as an applied social psychologist and was one of the pioneers in the development of European group dynamics. In Denmark, he was both a mentor and a source of inspiration for a whole generation of organisational psychologists. He died in 2002 at the age of 82. The initiative to write this book was taken at a conference held in his memory, in which Gunnar Hjelholt's Danish and international collaboration partners participated. The book's first section presents an account of Gunnar Hjelholt based on a series of earlier interviews that the editors had with him. Two long articles draw a fascinating double portrait: partly of an enthusiastic and ardent professional and partly of the group dynamics movement on which Hjelholt set his own definitive mark. In the book's second section, this double portrait is elucidated in seven contributions written by Hjelholt's collaboration partners and friends. The concluding third section presents a selection of Hjelholt's own articles written over a 35-year period.