Most of us recognize that organizations are everywhere. You meet them on every street
corner in the form of families and shops, study in them, work for them, buy from them, pay …

Shareholder-owned corporations were dominant for much of the 20th century in the United
States, yet their numbers are substantially declining in the 21st. This article argues that we …

Organized Worlds locates the study of organization within the wider area of social theory. It
explores in detail the intricate relationships that exist between technology, representation …

Biotech Juggernaut: Hope, Hype, and Hidden Agendas of Entrepreneurial BioScience
relates the intensifying effort of bioentrepreneurs to apply genetic engineering technologies …

Rather quietly over the last decade, a large body of literature has emerged to consider how
new forms of organization arise and become established in the organizational community …

Since the notion of opportunities is still a central construct in entrepreneurship studies, we
applaud Ramoglou and Tsang's (2016) recent effort to engage its philosophical …

In my judgment this book in honor of Donald T. Campbell will be very influential and highly
cited.... It will become a must read for Ph. D. students and scholars in strategy and …

A major problem in understanding institutions relates to the complexity and diversity of
contemporary life and the resulting specialization that has occurred within the social …

Human life is impossible to conceive without two fundamental ingredients: artifacts and
organizations. Just about everything we do involves interactions with artifacts, from the …

In a 1981 issue of the American Journal of Sociology, sociologist Harrison White asked the
economic question par excellence: where do markets come from? He devised a …