The institutional construction of organizations : international and longitudinal studies

W. Richard Scott

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Preface - W Richard Scott and Soren Christensen Introduction - W Richard Scott Institutional Theory and Organizations PART ONE: ACCOUNTING FOR INSTITUTIONS The New Institutionalism and Rational Choice Theory - Peter Abell Cognitive Sources of Socially Constructed Competitive Groups - Theresa K Lant and Joel A C Baum Examples from the Manhattan Hotel Industry Localism and Globalization in Institutional Analysis - Mark C Suchman The Emergence of Contractual Norms in Venture Finance PART TWO: ORGANIZATIONAL ADAPTATION TO CONFLICTING AND SHIFTING INSTITUTIONAL AND TECHNICAL ENVIRONMENTS Origin and Transformation of Organizations - Soren Christensen and Jan Molin Institutional Analysis of the Danish Red Cross Civilization, Art, and Accounting - Jan Mouritsen and Peter Sk[ae]b[ae]k The Royal Danish Theater - An Enterprise Straddling Two Institutions The Incorporation of Multiple Institutional Models - Finn Borum and Ann Westenholz Organizational Field Multiplicity and the Role of Actors PART THREE: INSTITUTIONAL EFFECTS ON FIRMS AND FIELDS The Competence View of the Firm - Christian Knudsen What Can Modern Economists Learn from Philip Selznick's Sociological Theory of Leadership? Using Institutional Theory to Understand For-Profit Sectors - Stephen J Mezias The Case of Financial Reporting Standards PART FOUR: INSTITUTIONAL EFFECTS ON INDUSTRIES Accounting for Acquisition Waves - Patricia H Thornton Evidence from the US College Publishing Industry Coupling the Technical and Institutional Faces of Janus in Network Industries - Raghu Garud and Arun Kumaraswamy Institutional Interpretations and Explanations of Differences in American and Danish Approaches to Innovation - Peter Karn[o with a line through]e The Origins of Economic Principles - Frank Dobbin Railway Entrepreneurs and Public Policy in 19th-Century America Conclusion - W Richard Scott and Soren Christensen Crafting a Wider Lens

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