195 In chapter 6(a) Professor Weick has argued that enactment is a "roomy framework" that reminds people of a central fact of organiza-tionallife: "people often produce part of the environment they face" (Pondy and Mitroff, 1979: 17). He goes on to say that enactment: suggests that there are close parallels between what legislators do and what managers do. Both groups construct reality through ...

Полученные данные об этом росте и отличительных признаках ведут к переоценки и пересмотру положений нового институцианализма. Некоторые принципы остаются в силе в плане логики, даже без эмпирической основы, будучи не в состоянии предвосхитить существенные тенденции, такие как отступление государства. Новый институционализм не требует значительного пересмотра положений, чтобы помочь нам понять с...

Inhabited Institutionalism is a meso-level theoretical approach for evaluating the recursive relationships among institutions, social interactions, and organizations. This framework offers organizational scholars multi-faceted consideration of coupling configurations that highlight how institutional processes are maintained, challenged, transformed without reverting to nested yet binary argumen...

Organizational theory emphasizes how new organizational forms are produced by technological innovation but has glossed over the role of cultural innovation. This chapter suggests that social movements are important sources of cultural innovation and identifies the scope conditions under which social movements create new organizational forms. By doing so, it lends substance to the notion of inst...