| . | Focus of boundary work . | Agents of boundary work . | Types of boundary work . | Lessons for global cooperation . |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Quark and Jacob | Knowledges | Private standard-setting bodies | Competitive and collaborative | Exclusive and inclusive forms of cooperation shaped by wider power dynamics |
| Tieku and Coffie | Knowledges | Regional organization | Competitive and configurational | Regional cooperation undermined by reliance on bodies of colonial knowledge |
| Rumelili | Spaces | Regional organizations and non-member states | Configurational | Regional cooperation facilitated by organizational boundaries that are either hierarchical and malleable or fixed and multilateral |
| Kranke | Identities | International organizations | Competitive and collaborative | Inter-organizational cooperation facilitated by a mix of demarcation and alignment |
| Lorenzana | Identities | Transnational workers | Competitive and collaborative | Workplace cooperation achieved through emotional labour that performs authority and expertise |
| Ruiz-Rodríguez and Vadrot | Knowledges and spaces | Indigenous and local knowledge experts, transnational scientists and state actors | Competitive, collaborative and configurational | Certain forms of global cooperation and competition enabled by the creation and use of ‘composite boundary objects’ |
| Santos and Littlefield | Knowledges and spaces | National governments | Configurational | Domestic militarization of policing shaped by transnational security cooperation |
| Hansen-Magnusson and Gehrke | Knowledges, spaces and identities | Intergovernmental and inter-parliamentary regional forums | Competitive and collaborative | Regional cooperation upheld in hard times through the shared responsibility for sustainable societies |
| . | Focus of boundary work . | Agents of boundary work . | Types of boundary work . | Lessons for global cooperation . |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Quark and Jacob | Knowledges | Private standard-setting bodies | Competitive and collaborative | Exclusive and inclusive forms of cooperation shaped by wider power dynamics |
| Tieku and Coffie | Knowledges | Regional organization | Competitive and configurational | Regional cooperation undermined by reliance on bodies of colonial knowledge |
| Rumelili | Spaces | Regional organizations and non-member states | Configurational | Regional cooperation facilitated by organizational boundaries that are either hierarchical and malleable or fixed and multilateral |
| Kranke | Identities | International organizations | Competitive and collaborative | Inter-organizational cooperation facilitated by a mix of demarcation and alignment |
| Lorenzana | Identities | Transnational workers | Competitive and collaborative | Workplace cooperation achieved through emotional labour that performs authority and expertise |
| Ruiz-Rodríguez and Vadrot | Knowledges and spaces | Indigenous and local knowledge experts, transnational scientists and state actors | Competitive, collaborative and configurational | Certain forms of global cooperation and competition enabled by the creation and use of ‘composite boundary objects’ |
| Santos and Littlefield | Knowledges and spaces | National governments | Configurational | Domestic militarization of policing shaped by transnational security cooperation |
| Hansen-Magnusson and Gehrke | Knowledges, spaces and identities | Intergovernmental and inter-parliamentary regional forums | Competitive and collaborative | Regional cooperation upheld in hard times through the shared responsibility for sustainable societies |
| . | Focus of boundary work . | Agents of boundary work . | Types of boundary work . | Lessons for global cooperation . |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Quark and Jacob | Knowledges | Private standard-setting bodies | Competitive and collaborative | Exclusive and inclusive forms of cooperation shaped by wider power dynamics |
| Tieku and Coffie | Knowledges | Regional organization | Competitive and configurational | Regional cooperation undermined by reliance on bodies of colonial knowledge |
| Rumelili | Spaces | Regional organizations and non-member states | Configurational | Regional cooperation facilitated by organizational boundaries that are either hierarchical and malleable or fixed and multilateral |
| Kranke | Identities | International organizations | Competitive and collaborative | Inter-organizational cooperation facilitated by a mix of demarcation and alignment |
| Lorenzana | Identities | Transnational workers | Competitive and collaborative | Workplace cooperation achieved through emotional labour that performs authority and expertise |
| Ruiz-Rodríguez and Vadrot | Knowledges and spaces | Indigenous and local knowledge experts, transnational scientists and state actors | Competitive, collaborative and configurational | Certain forms of global cooperation and competition enabled by the creation and use of ‘composite boundary objects’ |
| Santos and Littlefield | Knowledges and spaces | National governments | Configurational | Domestic militarization of policing shaped by transnational security cooperation |
| Hansen-Magnusson and Gehrke | Knowledges, spaces and identities | Intergovernmental and inter-parliamentary regional forums | Competitive and collaborative | Regional cooperation upheld in hard times through the shared responsibility for sustainable societies |
| . | Focus of boundary work . | Agents of boundary work . | Types of boundary work . | Lessons for global cooperation . |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Quark and Jacob | Knowledges | Private standard-setting bodies | Competitive and collaborative | Exclusive and inclusive forms of cooperation shaped by wider power dynamics |
| Tieku and Coffie | Knowledges | Regional organization | Competitive and configurational | Regional cooperation undermined by reliance on bodies of colonial knowledge |
| Rumelili | Spaces | Regional organizations and non-member states | Configurational | Regional cooperation facilitated by organizational boundaries that are either hierarchical and malleable or fixed and multilateral |
| Kranke | Identities | International organizations | Competitive and collaborative | Inter-organizational cooperation facilitated by a mix of demarcation and alignment |
| Lorenzana | Identities | Transnational workers | Competitive and collaborative | Workplace cooperation achieved through emotional labour that performs authority and expertise |
| Ruiz-Rodríguez and Vadrot | Knowledges and spaces | Indigenous and local knowledge experts, transnational scientists and state actors | Competitive, collaborative and configurational | Certain forms of global cooperation and competition enabled by the creation and use of ‘composite boundary objects’ |
| Santos and Littlefield | Knowledges and spaces | National governments | Configurational | Domestic militarization of policing shaped by transnational security cooperation |
| Hansen-Magnusson and Gehrke | Knowledges, spaces and identities | Intergovernmental and inter-parliamentary regional forums | Competitive and collaborative | Regional cooperation upheld in hard times through the shared responsibility for sustainable societies |
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