What are the ethical considerations involved in the use of language and communication to shape institutional beliefs and practices?

More specifically, institutionalism arose in response to economic theories that overemphasized the role of decisions made by individual agents. It was argued ... Oct 24, 2020 ... Dickie proposes that two conditions exist that define a work of art in a classificatory sense, firstly that it is 'an Artefact' and secondly that 'it has had ... Feb 8, 2017 ... The paper provides a theory of freedom of speech based on the new institutional political economy. Through politics individuals seek to achieve ... But efficiency and success do not necessarily covary in institutional theory: Organizational conformity to the institutional environment simultaneously ... Jun 5, 2019 ... The institutional theory points out institutions that are the rules of the game and organizations that play the game according to these ... Jan 10, 2023 ... This new edition of Institutional Theory and Organizational Change considers the developments in the field of institutional organization theory over the past ... Oct 21, 2015 ... (One of) Effective Altruism's blind spot(s), or: why moral theory needs institutional theory. by Lisa Herzog · Published 21 October, 2015 ... Institutional theory of organization is based on the fact that organizations operating within the same industry or organizational field tend to adapt the same ... Nov 29, 2018 ... This paper demonstrates that institutional and stakeholder theory provide, on different levels, a theoretical foundation to examine the influences on ... ... institutional theory and natural-resource-based view, this paper examines green innovations of 3PL providers as a response to their institutional pressures ...