… , 1998; Geels, 2002), because its concepts accommodate both radical change (through
the … socio-technical regimes, representing the institutional structuring of tangible socio-technical …

… To better address the question of how institutional change unfolds, institutional theories …
Places that remain decoupled from a regime’s dominant GPN/GVC structure are accordingly …

… scope of the socio-technical approach to innovation theory through the incorporation of a …
sociological institutional theory. This work is relevant due to its linking of these two theories …

… , socio-technical regimes, and an exogenous socio-technical … of innovation, and institutional
theory. Different phases, actors… related to agency or structure and behavioral or technical …

… are most useful at explaining socio technical change? How … the classic social theory triangle
of agency, structure, and … history, evolutionary economics, institutional theory and STS, the …

… institutional structures that underpin socio-technical regimes and why some are more influential
than others, we develop the Endowment-Practice-Institutions (… The structure of the paper …

… institutional theory and organizational institutionalism have increasingly informed the
conceptualization of regimes … of the related socio-technical system structure is unavoidable. In …

… To under-labour 1 for such an explanatory framework of socio-technical systems, we first …
is, and neo-institutional theory was used to further elaborate what kind of rules the regime is …

… In Section 3, we propose structuring the bodies of knowledge represented in these reviews
… and institutional foundations [4]. The central conceptual unit is a socio-technical regime: a …

… strength of socio-technical regimes, ie its structuring effect on … By introducing conceptual
foundations of institutional theory, … , such as socio-technical regimes, that determine the scope of …