What are the ongoing debates and controversies within institutional theory?

ABSTRACT This paper highlights the capacity for Institutional Theory [IT] to render in-depth understanding of change processes associated with the adoption ... Apr 14, 2011 ... In doing so, I will shed some light on the complex relation between law and pluralism. While Schmitt portrays the law as a political means for ... Jan 4, 2024 ... Rather than a singular theoretical perspective, institutional theory can be more accurately described as a research tradition, with several key ... The second, and related assumption, is that managers themselves behave in an essentially rational analytic way to make sense of that world. Institutional Theory ... 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 ... The aim of this study was to explore what work-life balance means to Australian midwives, and to determine its crucial features. 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. An Institutional Theory of Momentum and Reversal. Dimitri Vayanos. ∗. LSE, CEPR and NBER. Paul Woolley. †. LSE. February 9, 2013. ‡. Abstract. Institutional theory studies the process by which activities or items become institutionalized or embedded in institutions as norms and accepted practice and ... May 15, 2019 ... Digital nomads are individuals who use information and communication technologies (ICT) to work from remote locations while travelling for ...