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Chapter 1 The Proliferation and Profusion of Actors in Institutional Theory
Agents, Actors, Actorhood: Institutional Perspectives on the Nature of Agency, Action, and Authority, 2019The social sciences and institutional theory have seen the proliferation of the term actor and the profusion of its meanings. Despite the importance and ubiquity of actor in institutional theory, the term is largely taken-for-granted, which has stunted ...
H. Hwang +2 more
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Microfoundations for Institutional Theory?
2019The authors discuss the microfoundations of institutional theory, specifically as microfoundations are manifested in this volume of Research in the Sociology of Organizations. The authors argue that the main interest seems to be in better understanding macrofoundations: top-down forces from institutions to actors.
Teppo Felin, Nicolai Foss
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Institutional Theories of Organization
Annual Review of Sociology, 1987Institutional theories of organizations provide a rich, complex view of organizations. In these theories, organizations are influenced by normative pressures, sometimes arising from external sources such as the state, other times arising from within the organization itself.
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2008
Introduction Since the seminal book by Von Neumann and Morgenstern (1944), Theory of Games and Economic Behavior , game theory has progressively permeated all fields of economics (industrial organization, labor, financial and international economics) and extended its influence on the other social sciences (politics, sociology, and law).
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Introduction Since the seminal book by Von Neumann and Morgenstern (1944), Theory of Games and Economic Behavior , game theory has progressively permeated all fields of economics (industrial organization, labor, financial and international economics) and extended its influence on the other social sciences (politics, sociology, and law).
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Institutional Complementarity Theory
2011This chapter examines the distributional consequences of shifting rule-making to the international private and nonmarket sphere. In particular, it asks who wins, who loses, and why when international standard-setting takes place in private focal rule-making institutions.
Tim Büthe, Walter Mattli
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INSTITUTIONAL THEORY AND INSTITUTIONAL ENTREPRENEUR
20171980’liyılların sonuna kadar kurumsal kuram genel olarak, makro dinamik eylemlere,örgütsel alan, mit, uyum ve izomorfizm gibi konulara odaklanmış; kurumsalgirişimciyi fazla dikkate almamıştır. Bir diğer anlamda, kurumsal kuram ilealakalı çalışmalar, genel olarak aktörlerin eylem ve davranışlarının, kurumlartarafından belirlendiğini dolayısıyla ...
SAYLAM, Ayşegül +1 more
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