What are the institutional pressures that shape how organizations make choices?

An Institutional Theory of Momentum and Reversal. Dimitri Vayanos. ∗. LSE, CEPR and NBER. Paul Woolley. †. LSE. February 9, 2013. ‡. Abstract. corporate regulation, Corporate Social Responsibility, new governance, liberal market economy, anti-bribery, supply chain, Tax avoidance, ... May 31, 2019 ... This article examines the relationship between materiality and institutional theory in three parts. The first part explores the material ... About. My goal is to offer education and assistance to professionals, academicians, community members and local government officials in the creation of ... Institutional theory refers to the exploration of how social choices are influenced and directed by the institutional environment. But efficiency and success do not necessarily covary in institutional theory: Organizational conformity to the institutional environment simultaneously ... The second, and related assumption, is that managers themselves behave in an essentially rational analytic way to make sense of that world. Institutional Theory ... 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 ... Feb 14, 2018 ... This paper examines green innovations of 3PL providers as a response to their institutional pressures and to gain competitive advantages. Nov 22, 2023 ... Institutional theory is a major theoretical perspective. It is used to understand organizational behavior as situated in and influenced by its environment.