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Black Box or White Box? The Collaborative Governance Process in Cross-Sector Collaborations (en anglais)

Talk with Dr. Hana Fehrenbach

Date limite : le 8 septembre 2025,


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le 8 septembre 2025
de à (HAE)

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DMS 7170

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Kathy Cunningham
cunningham@telfer.uottawa.ca

Date limite : le 8 septembre 2025,

Veuillez noter que cet événement se déroulera uniquement en anglais.

Hana Fehrenbach, PhD

(en anglais seulement)

The rapid rise of artificial intelligence (AI) is fueled by a growing wave of cross-sector collaborations spanning industries, governments, universities, and applied research institutes transnationally. These diverse actors work together to design, develop, and commercialize AI systems, yet the governance collaborative process remains complex and largely unexplored. This paper investigates how such cross-sector collaborations navigate collaborative and deliberative processes, shedding light on AI’s influence on these dynamics. Drawing on a relational and configurational comparative analysis of key AI hubs in the state of Baden-Württemberg, Germany, we theorize the collaborative mechanisms shaping the governance process in these partnerships. Our findings offer critical insights into the governance of AI-driven collaborations, with broader implications for organizations operating at the intersection of technology, policy, and economic development. 

 


À propos du conférenciere (en anglais seulement)

Dr. Hana Fehrenbach is a Margarethe von Wrangell Postdoctoral Fellow at the Faculty of Economics and Behavioural Hana Fehrenbach Sciences, University of Freiburg in Germany. As a recipient of the Elsa Neumann Scholarship of the State of Berlin, she received her doctorate from the Faculty of Social, Cultural and Educational Sciences at the Humboldt University in Berlin in 2022. She also holds a Master and a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) from Queen’s University in Kingston, Canada. Hana is interested in the dynamics of organizational change and inertia through collaboration. In her current postdoctoral research, she explores cross-sector partnerships focusing on artificial intelligence.

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