Samfundslederskab i en fragmenteret tidsalder

Forfattere

  • Peter Aagaard Peter Aagaard er lektor på Roskilde Universitet.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.22439/sis.v33i3.5549

Resumé

Med udgangspunkt i teori om policy entreprenuerer og diskursiv institutionalisme indkredser artiklen et begreb om samfundsledelse. Samfundsledelse ses som en form for ledelse, der vokser frem i disse år i takt med liberale demokratiers krise. Samfundslederskab udspiller sig blandt mediebevidste politiske aktører, der ikke indgår i embedsværket eller er valgt til et formelt, politisk embede. Artiklen diskuterer dernæst kritisk borgernes relationer til disse samfundsledere, samt hvorvidt at det er muligt at initiere mere borgernære former for samfundslederskab. Artiklen anvender samfundslederskab i Danmark som illustrativ case og diskuterer afsluttende, i hvilket omfang danske forhold kan ses som en paradigmatisk case på samfundslederskab i Skandinavien.

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