Morten Nissen, PhD

My research concerns collectivity and forms of collectivity in connection with practical intervention. Theoretically, subjectivity is regarded as a participatory relationship (I and we) that is constituted and develops in various kinds of production - meaning both creation and staging. Empirically, the field is social work with young people using drugs and/or in crisis. This is connected with methodological work on practice research as the production of prototypes, as well as with theoretical development efforts that take place here at the Department of Psychology, Copenhagen University, and in multi-disciplinary research networks:

• Health, Humanity and Culture, (aka SMK), research center at the Department of Philosophy, Aarhus University
•  Person, Practice, Development, and Culture (aka PPUK)

I am also main editor of the open access journal Outlines. Critical Practice Studies.

My teaching is mostly in the fields of educational and community psychology

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