1. The title of the project
This document informs you about the observation study as part of the research project “Inclusive Worldmaking: Reimagining Entrepreneurship as onto-political practice”. This research explores how entrepreneurship can help create fairer and more inclusive ways of living and working by shaping social relationships and everyday practices.
You can retrieve your consent at the end of the document by emailing the project responsible Jessica Könnecke.
2. Project description, method, purpose, and dissemination
This study uses real examples to understand how entrepreneurship can support more inclusive ways of creating and shaping the world. It looks at projects and businesses in their specific social and cultural contexts to explore how they develop and maintain alternative ways of working and thriving together.
Data collection during the workshops will consist of observations. After the workshop, participants can also participate in follow-up interviews.
The research project aims to create knowledge that can enrich the academic literature on inclusive entrepreneurship. The results will be disseminated in a PhD thesis, research articles, and other dissemination activities, such as popular science dissemination and presentation.
3. How we got in touch with you
You signed up for the workshop, thereby confirming your participation. If you do not want to participate, you should inform me, Jessica Könnecke, the study responsible, as soon as possible either via email, details of which are provided below, or verbally once the study begins.
4. The research project's funding sources
Funding for the project comes from Aarhus University as part of a PhD study.
5. Research responsible
PhD student Jessica Könnecke from Aarhus University is responsible for the project. If you have questions about the research project, including participation and processing of personal data, you can contact Jessica Könnecke via email at jessica.koennecke@mgmt.au.dk and by phone at +4528570841. The project is a PhD project which Professor Helle Neergaard and Nicole Siebold supervise. Both are from the Department of Management at Aarhus University.
6. Categories of personal data processed about you, risks and basis for processing
We process what is called 'ordinary personal data' about you in the form of your name, your email address, your position, and your place of work. We do not process personally sensitive information. We do not expect significant risks or inconveniences associated with participation in the project. However, the processing of personal data requires that there is a processing basis in the data protection rules or other legislation. We process your personal data on the basis of the consent you have given when signing the informed consent form.
7. Purpose, processing activities and terms
Our observations will help us understand how projects can create inclusive communities and thus challenge persistent structures. Your identity will be protected by pseudonymization. This means that it will not be possible to record your statements back to you or otherwise identify you in the material when it is published. You can choose to revoke your consent to participate until 14 days after the observations have concluded, cf. section 9 below.
8. Possibility to withdraw consent
It is entirely voluntary whether you wish to give your consent. It is your choice, and you should, therefore, read this document thoroughly before deciding whether you wish to participate. You can withdraw your consent up to 14 days after the data collection ends. You can do this by contacting PhD student Jessica Könnecke by email: jessica.koennecke@mgmt.au.dk If you withdraw your consent, we will stop processing your personal data.
Thanks in advance!
Kind regards,
Jessica Könnecke, PhD student
Department of Business Management, Aarhus University
In the following, there are details concerning your rights and where you can complain.
9. Data manager, project manager, project group and financing
Aarhus University is the data controller for the processing of your personal data:
Aarhus University
Nordre Ringgade 1
8000 Aarhus C
CVR no.: 31119103
Aarhus University has a data protection advisor. You can contact our data protection advisor at dpo@au.dk.
10. Transfer to a third country or international organization
Your personal data collected for the project will not be passed on to others. Information is stored only on Aarhus University's protected network drive, where data is only accessible to the researchers working on the research project. We do not transfer your information to anyone. We do not transfer your personal data to anyone outside the EU/EEA.
11. Storage period
We attach importance to a high degree of data security. Your personal data, recordings and transcripts from interviews are only kept for as long as is necessary about the purpose of the project and by applicable law legislation. We specifically store your personal data, and notes from the observations until 5 years after the last scientific article from the project has been published. All recordings and transcripts are securely stored on Aarhus University's servers.
12. How can you complain?
The processing of your personal data and your trust is important to us. We, therefore, hope that you will contact us if you have any questions or are unhappy with the way we process your information. Should you still wish to complain about our processing of your personal data, you can contact the supervisory authority in Denmark:
The Danish Data Protection Authority
Carl Jacobsens Vej 35
2500 Valby