This paper is as an invitation to rethink social studies of economization and geographies marketization at a time when the heydays neoliberal seem be over. After briefly summarizing thrust economization/marketization approach, we make two suggestions develop perspective further. The first use economic geography’s heterodox tradition contribute ongoing “provincialization” neoclassical market. Se...

The Sustainable Development Goal principle of “leaving no one behind” has led to increased attention being paid patterns intra-country allocation foreign aid. We contribute these efforts by considering a particular type aid, Aid for Trade (AfT), discern objectives match novel, geo-coded, dataset on over 11,000 Bangladeshi exporting firms thousand AfT project locations in Bangladesh similarly ge...

Previous studies have shown that online labor platforms want to their cake and eat it too by implementing human resource management (HRM) activities control gig workers who ought be autonomous in work. Our empirical study shows using HRM creates institutional complexity explores the strategies adopted platform firms address this complexity. Based on case of two meal-delivery Netherlands (Uber E...

Cooperatives, an important part of Oceania’s economies, are attracting renewed interest as organisational form for addressing societal challenges. Yet that mission often depends on growth and internationalisation strategies, which introduce multiple tensions can lead to erosion cooperative principles. How cooperatives successfully manage such arising from has been understudied by IB scholars. O...

In this paper we explore how the implementation of an Enterprise System (ES) is related to organizational change, using an institutional theory lens. Our paper responds to recent calls by institutional theorists to first, better understand the ways in which macro, field-level logics of action are framed and applied in micro practices within an organization and second, to understand how material...