Changing Boundaries

Changing Ecoregional Map Boundaries

The Forest Service has developed a mapping framework to help managers better understand the hierarchical order of the ecosystems they manage (Figure 1). This framework is called the National Hierarchical Framework of Ecological Units (Ecomap 1993, Cleland et al. 1997). The Agency officially adopted this framework (a.k.a. Ecomap) to provide a framework on which National Forest planning and asses...

Changing Boundaries in Virtual (Open) Innovation Work

Co-creation and open innovation is changing the context for virtual work and the role of culture in boundary spanning. Organizations that are opening up to embrace a more open way of innovating often meet heterogeneous stakeholders. Culture in IS research is often analyzed on an organizational level, however, boundary spanning in innovation work calls for theorizing culture on several levels. T...

Professors and Professionals: on Changing Boundaries

Changing boundaries, defending boundaries Gender relations in the Swedish Armed Forces

Changing Intergroup Boundaries in Brazilian Marriages: 1991-2008.