Institutions, Institutional Effects, and Institutionalism (1991)

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Abstract

Clarification of the ideas of institution, institutionalization, and institutionalism. Conceives of institutions as controlling patterns of widely varying sorts, relevant to the explanation of, and stabilization of, the behavior of the full range of modern actors.

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