Theoretical Building Blocks for a Research Agenda Linking Globalization and Institutions

Marie‐Laure Djelic · Sigrid Quack

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The objective of this chapter is double. First, we take stock of the ways in which the institutionalist literature deals with issues of institutional change and institutional emergence. Then, we try to show how the connection we make between globalization and institutions opens up new theoretical directions. [First paragraph]

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