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Neoinstitutionalism and the Economics of Dissent

Journal of Economic Issues, 1969
(1969). Neoinstitutionalism and the Economics of Dissent. Journal of Economic Issues: Vol. 3, No. 1, pp. 3-17.
Allan G Gruchy
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Neoinstitutionalism and E-Government

Social Science Computer Review, 2003
This article addresses the evolution and implementation of e-government with a neoinstitutional perspective. It starts with a critique on Jane Fountain's technology enactment framework in that the framework fails to show how elected officials, public administrators, and citizens can facilitate e-government toward better democratic governance.
Kaifeng Yang
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The IFRS Adoption Reform through the Lens of Neoinstitutionalism: The Case of the Russian Federation

The International Journal of Accounting, 2016
Abstract This study examines the impact of IFRS adoption and concurrent regulatory reforms on the reporting quality of Russian public firms. Unlike much of the prior literature focusing on the economic and legal explanations of the IFRS adoption, we build on the neo-institutional theory of DiMaggio and Powell (1983, 1991).
Oksana Kim
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The emergence of higher vocational education (HVE) in China (1980-2007): vocationalism, Confucianism, and neoinstitutionalism

, 2011
This study examines how political-economic and socio-cultural influences had impacted the institutional development of HVE in China by investigating the historical development process of HVE between 1980 and 2007, when the country was undergoing tremendous political, economic, and social transitions toward building Socialism with Chinese ...
Xiong, Jie
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Conceptualization of the Video Game Phenomenon in the Context of Neoinstitutionalism

Teori√¢ I Praktika Obestvennogo Razviti√¢
This article presents a sociological analysis of video games from the perspective of neo-institutional theory. It examines the evolution of video games from simple entertainment to a complex social institution regulated by both formal (program code, developer rules, sanction systems) and informal (community norms, ethical codes, cultural practices ...
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THE NATURE OF CORRUPTION AND ITS SUBSTANTIVE CHARACTERISTICS IN THE CONTEXT OF MODERN CONCEPTS OF NEOCLASSICISM AND NEOINSTITUTIONALISM

Èkonomika I Upravlenie: Problemy, Rešeniâ
The article is devoted to the analysis of the economic nature and causes of corruption from the standpoint of considering various theoretical and conceptual approaches, as a result of which a matrix model for the classification of corruption situations and forms of corrupt actions manifested in the economic activities of business entities studied in ...
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[9] Neoinstitutionalism and the Economics of Dissent

Malcolm Rutherford, Warren J. Samuels
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The Economy Of Conventions' Originality And Similarities With Neoinstitutionalism [PDF]

Montenegrin Journal of Economics, 2012
This paper represents an effort to explain the originality of a consensus theory, its similarities and differences with neo-institutional theory. The author discusses the interrelations between the terms convention and institute, trying to determine the overlapping and disciplinary boundaries of the economy of conventions and neo-institutional economic
Mimo Draskovic, Dragan Radovic
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The Organizational Change from the Perspective of Neoinstitutionalism

Ovidius University Annals, Economic Sciences Series, 2012
In the last couple of decades, there has been a substantial revival of interest in institutional analysis, being outlined three major theoretical paradigms: rational choice new institutionalism, historical new institutionalism and sociological new institutionalism. In the present paper, we focused on the last paradigm mentioned, coming from outside the
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The Development and Application of Sociological Neoinstitutionalism (2002)

2021
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