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Dynamic Sustainability : the Apollo Program, Failure Management, and Success Management
Author
Junesoo Lee
Date
2022-07-21 10:01:13
"Contrary to how the term ‘sustainability’ has calm and static connotations, the process of achieving sustainability is highly dynamic. This is because the environment and reality around us are constantly changing. This gives rise to two paradoxes: failure can be beneficial, while success can be harmful. Ultimately, failure management is about managing the ‘benefits of failure’ and success management is about managing the ‘harms of success.’ More importantly, we must remember to pursue both failure management and success management if we are to surpass static sustain- ability and achieve dynamic sustainability."
Junesoo Lee | Associate Professor, KDI School of Public Policy and Management
Author of ‘Failure Management and Success Management’
Junesoo Lee currently serves as an Associate Professor at the KDI School of Public Policy and Manage- ment. He earned a Ph.D. in Public Administration and Policy at the University of Albany-State University of New York. At KDIS, Professor Lee heads the ‘Dynamic Sustainability Laboratory (DS Lab)’ and serves as the Chair of the Master of Public Policy and Management (MPPM) Program. His research and courses focus on strategic management for paradoxical situations where systems are sustained by beneficial failures and are challenged by harmful successes.
Junesoo Lee | Associate Professor, KDI School of Public Policy and Management
Author of ‘Failure Management and Success Management’
Junesoo Lee currently serves as an Associate Professor at the KDI School of Public Policy and Manage- ment. He earned a Ph.D. in Public Administration and Policy at the University of Albany-State University of New York. At KDIS, Professor Lee heads the ‘Dynamic Sustainability Laboratory (DS Lab)’ and serves as the Chair of the Master of Public Policy and Management (MPPM) Program. His research and courses focus on strategic management for paradoxical situations where systems are sustained by beneficial failures and are challenged by harmful successes.
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