CSS Lunch Series with Caitlin McMullin
Co-production is frequently promoted as a way to empower service users and improve public services. At the same time, a growing body of research highlights the potential dark sides of co-production, including responsibilisation, exploitation and reproduction of inequalities.
While these critiques problematise the assumption that co production is inherently beneficial, we still lack an ethical framework for understanding when co production constitutes care, and when limiting or refusing participation may itself be the more ethical response.
Registration
Please send your registration to katia@ruc.dk
CSS Lunch Series
The CSS Lunch Series is an informal lunch format hosted by the Centre for Social Sustainability (CSS) about once a month - Wednesdays from 12-13. Here we share unfinished research ideas and dilemmas and have intellectual conversations in an open and curious atmosphere.
Like to lead a conversation?
If you already know that you would like to lead a conversation, send a note to katia@ruc.dk
Please include:
- A title
- 4-5 lines about your idea or dilemma
- A Wednesday from 12-13 in the autumn where you can present
We look forward to hearing from you - and to seeing you at lunch!