Agent-based computational economics in management accounting research: opportunities and difficulties
Agent-based computational economics (ACE)—while adopted comparably widely in other
domains of managerial science—is a rather novel paradigm for management accounting …
domains of managerial science—is a rather novel paradigm for management accounting …
Uninhibited institutionalisms
Institutional theory (IT) is a very influential set of approaches in organization studies. There is
increasing critique that the set is becoming uninhibited: too broad, dispersed, and confusing …
increasing critique that the set is becoming uninhibited: too broad, dispersed, and confusing …
[HTML][HTML] Pursuing openness in the digital age: Insights from client–contractor knowledge collaboration at the project front end
Digitalization, with its potential to enhance the openness of client–contractor knowledge
collaboration (KC) at the front end of complex engineering projects, is gaining traction …
collaboration (KC) at the front end of complex engineering projects, is gaining traction …
From waste to resource management? Construction and demolition waste management through the lens of institutional work
R Andersson, M Buser - Construction management and economics, 2022 - Taylor & Francis
Abstract The European Union has issued action plans to reduce the production of
construction waste and increase the reuse and recycling of materials in the hope of …
construction waste and increase the reuse and recycling of materials in the hope of …
Ecological community logics, identifiable business ownership, and green innovation as a company response
Y Bammens, P Hünermund - Research Policy, 2023 - Elsevier
We investigate which companies are more inclined to respond with green innovation to
ecological community logics. We propose that the noneconomic utility of doing so–in the …
ecological community logics. We propose that the noneconomic utility of doing so–in the …
COVID-19 and its effects: On the risk of social inequality through digitalization and the loss of trust in three European education systems
I Bormann, K Brøgger, M Pol… - European Educational …, 2021 - journals.sagepub.com
This paper develops informed assumptions on the potential loss of trust as an unintended
side-effect of the measures in education to contain the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic …
side-effect of the measures in education to contain the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic …
Performance analysis and science mapping of institutional entrepreneurship research
V Tiberius, M Rietz, RB Bouncken - Administrative Sciences, 2020 - mdpi.com
Institutional entrepreneurship comprises the activities of agents who disrupt existing social
institutions or create new ones, often to enable diffusion, especially of radical innovations, in …
institutions or create new ones, often to enable diffusion, especially of radical innovations, in …
Greening universities with mode 3 and quintuple helix model of innovation–Production of knowledge and innovation in knowledge-based economy, Botswana
SIH Liyanage, FG Netswera - Journal of the Knowledge Economy, 2021 - Springer
Most of the knowledge-based economies (KBEs) operate in a neoclassical economic model
that does not recognize the importance of natural resources and sustainability beyond the …
that does not recognize the importance of natural resources and sustainability beyond the …
Institutions: Everywhere but not everything
Recent critiques by Alvesson, Hallett, and Spicer have characterized neo-institutional theory
(NIT) specifically as confronting a mid-life crisis and institutional theory (IT) more generally …
(NIT) specifically as confronting a mid-life crisis and institutional theory (IT) more generally …