Journal articles
Wieczorek O, Hallonsten O & F Åström (2024) Is Management and Organizational Studies divided into (micro-)tribes? Forthcoming in Scientometrics.
Schaefer S & O Hallonsten (2024) What's wrong with creativity? Forthcoming in Organization.
Hallonsten O (2024) Where did all the money go? Funding, personnel, and expenditure in Swedish universities and colleges 2001–21. Quality in Higher Education 24(1): 55-74.
Hallonsten O & E Sevelin (2023) Why do associations run independent schools in Sweden, and why does it matter? Scandinavian Journal of Public Administration 27(2): 71-84.
Hammarfelt B & O Hallonsten (2022) Are evaluative bibliometrics neoliberal? A historical and theoretical problematization. Social Science Information 61(4): 414-438.
Alvehus J & O Hallonsten (2022) Institutional logics and functionalist differentiation theory: Challenges and pathways forward. Organization Theory 3(3): 1-22.
Hallonsten O (2022) The 'yawning abyss' between surface and substance: Organizational life as 'pseudo-reality'. Scandinavian Journal of Management 38(2): 101210.
Hallonsten O (2022) On the essential role of organized skepticism in science’s “internal and lawful autonomy” (Eigengesetzlichkeit). Journal of Classical Sociology 22(3): 282-303.
Hallonsten O (2021) Keep discussing evaluation – A personal and appreciative reflection. Social Science Information 60(3): 384-394.
Hallonsten O (2021) Stop evaluating science: A historical-sociological argument. Social Science Information 60(1): 7-26.
Hallonsten O (2021) Weber’s value spheres, functional differentiation, and Zetterberg’s Many-Splendored Society. Max Weber Studies 21(2): 151-170.
Hallonsten O (2020) Research infrastructures
in Europe: The hype and the field. European Review 28(4): 617–635.
Perez Vico E & O Hallonsten (2019) How industry collaboration influences research: The case of the Swedish Interdisciplinary Material Consortia 1990-2000. Industry and Higher Education 33(5) 289-307.
Hallonsten O (2018) Development and transformation of the third sector of R&D in Sweden, 1942-2017. Science and Public Policy 45(5): 634-644.
Hallonsten O & O Christensson (2017) Collaborative technological innovation in an academic, user-oriented Big Science facility. Industry and Higher Education 31(6) 399-408.
Hallonsten O (2017) The third sector of R&D: Literature review, basic analysis, and research agenda. Prometheus 35(1): 21-35.
Perez Vico E & O Hallonsten (2017) A resource- and impact-based micro-level conceptualization of collaborative academic work. Aslib Journal of Information Management 69(5): 624-639.
Gribbe J & O Hallonsten (2017) The emergence and growth of materials science in Swedish universities. Historical Studies in the Natural Sciences 47(4): 459-493.
Hallonsten O (2016) Use and productivity of contemporary, multidisciplinary Big Science. Research Evaluation 25(4): 486-495.
Hallonsten O & T Heinze (2015) Formation and Expansion of a New Organizational Field in Experimental Science. Science and Public Policy 42(6): 841-854.
Hallonsten O (2015) Unpreparedness and risk in Big Science policy: Sweden
and the European Spallation Source. Science and Public Policy
42(3): 415-426.
Heidler R & O Hallonsten (2015) Qualifying the performance evaluation of Big Science beyond productivity, impact and costs. Scientometrics 104(1): 295-312.
Holmberg D & O Hallonsten (2015) Policy reform and academic drift: Research mission and institutional legitimacy in the development of the Swedish higher education system 1977-2012. European Journal of Higher Education 5(2): 181–196.
Hallonsten O (2015) The parasites: Synchrotron radiation at SLAC, 1972-1992. Historical Studies in the Natural Sciences 45(2): 217-272.
Hallonsten O (2014) How scientists may ‘benefit from the mess’: A resource dependence perspective on individual organizing in contemporary science. Social Science Information 53(3): 341-362.
Hallonsten O & O Hugander (2014) Supporting ‘future research leaders’ in Sweden: Institutional isomorphism and inadvertent funding agglomeration. Research Evaluation 23(3): 249-260.
Hallonsten O (2014) How expensive is Big Science? Consequences of using simple publication counts in performance assessment of large scientific facilities. Scientometrics 100(2): 483-496.
Hallonsten O & T Heinze (2013) From particle physics to photon science: Multidimensional and multilevel renewal at DESY and SLAC. Science and Public Policy 40(5): 591-603.
Hallonsten O & D Holmberg (2013) Analyzing structural stratification in the Swedish higher education system: data contextualization with policy-history analysis. Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology 64(3): 574-586.
Hallonsten O & C Silander (2012) Commissioning the university of excellence: Swedish research policy and new public research funding programs. Quality in Higher Education 18(3): 367-381.
Hallonsten O (2012) Seeking alternative researcher identities in newcomer academic institutions in Sweden. Higher Education Management and Policy 24(1): 69-86.
Hallonsten O & T Heinze (2012) Institutional persistence through gradual adaptation: analysis of national laboratories in the USA and Germany. Science and Public Policy 39(4): 450-463.
Books
Hallonsten O, Jonsson A, Rennstam J & N Sörgärde (eds) (2024) Metaphors We Supervise By. Studentlitteratur.
Hallonsten O (2023) Empty Innovation. Causes and Consequences of Society’s Obsession with Entrepreneurship and Growth. Palgrave Macmillan.
Hallonsten O (2020) The Campaign. How a European Big Science facility ended up on the peripheral farmlands of Southern Sweden. Arkiv Academic Press.
Cramer K & O Hallonsten (eds) (2020) Big Science and Research Infrastructures in Europe. Edward Elgar.
Hallonsten O (2016) Big Science Transformed. Science, Politics and Organization in Europe and the United States. Palgrave Macmillan.
Hallonsten O (ed) (2012) In pursuit of a promise: Perspectives on the political process to establish the European Spallation Source (ESS) in Lund, Sweden. Arkiv Academic Press.
Book chapters
Hallonsten O (2024) Got it, do it! In Hallonsten O, Jonsson A, Rennstam J & N Sörgärde (eds) Metaphors We Supervise By. Studentlitteratur.
Hallonsten O (2024) Innovationism and the New Public Intellectuals. In Henrekson M, Sandström C & M Stenkula (eds) Moonshots and the New Industrial Policy: Questioning the Mission Economy. Springer.
Hallonsten O (2020) Is there an ‘iron law’ of Big Science? In Cramer K & O Hallonsten (eds) Big Science and Research Infrastructures in Europe. Edward Elgar.
Hallonsten O, Eriksson H & A Collsiöö (2020) The role of research infrastructures in innovation systems: the case of Swedish participation in the Halden Reactor Project (HRP). In Cramer K & O Hallonsten (eds) Big Science and Research Infrastructures in Europe.. Edward Elgar.
Hallonsten O (2014) The Politics of European Collaboration in Big Science. In Mayer M, Carpes M & R Knoblich (eds) The Global Politics of Science and Technology - Vol. 2. Springer.
Hallonsten O (2013) Myths and realities of the ESS project: A systematic scrutiny of readily accepted ‘truths’. In Kaiserfeld T & T O'Dell (eds) Legitimizing ESS: Big Science as a collaboration across boundaries. Nordic Academic Press.
Hallonsten O (2012) Contextualizing the European Spallation Source: what we can learn from the history, politics, and sociology of Big Science. In Hallonsten O (ed) In pursuit of a promise: Perspectives on the political process to establish the European Spallation Source (ESS) in Lund, Sweden. Arkiv Academic Press.
Reports
Hallonsten O & M Slavcheva (2018) RIO Country Report 2017: Sweden. European Commission, Joint Research Centre Institute for Prospective Technological Studies (IPTS).
Hallonsten O & O Christensson (2017) An ex post impact study of MAX-lab. Lund University.
Eriksson H, Olsson A & O Hallonsten (2016). Evaluation of the Swedish participation in the Halden Reactor Project 2006–2014. Swedish Radiation Safety Authority / Oxford Research.
Hallonsten O (2014)ERAWATCH Country Report 2013: Sweden. European Commission, Joint Research Centre Institute for Prospective Technological Studies (IPTS).
Hallonsten O (2013) ERAWATCH Country Report 2012: Sweden. European Commission, Joint Research Centre Institute for Prospective Technological Studies (IPTS).
Popular science
Hallonsten O (2021) The case for ending evaluation. Research Professional News September 16, 2021.
Hallonsten O (2018) Big Science in a small town. An introduction to ESS and MAX IV for the humanities, social sciences, economics, and legal studies. Lund University.
Hallonsten O (2016) Corporate culture has no place in academia. Nature 06.10.2016.
Hallonsten O (2015) Europe needs fresh focus on big-science projects. Nature 19.02.2015.
Hallonsten O (2014) Is common ground safe? Research Europe 23.10.2014.
Hallonsten O (2013) Don’t let brinkmanship get in the way of Big Science. Research Europe 10.10.2013.