Given rampant economic inequality, social exclusion and overconsumption, organizing in
markets increasingly focuses on leveraging commercial activity for a social purpose …

Shifting to dramatically more sustainable systems is an unconventional or wicked problem,
encompassing multiple actors, disciplines, and values. Yet to date, sustainability initiatives …

Theories of institutional change have paid limited attention to the ways in which relations
between institutional fields might facilitate or hinder institutional change. I introduce inter …

How do social organizations evolve? How do they adapt to environmental pressures? What
resources and capabilities determine their survival within dynamic competition? Charles …

Two research streams examine how social movements operate both “in and around”
organizations. We probe the empirical spaces between these streams, asking how activism …

Defining and redefining theoretical concepts is an essential part of HRM research, but its
role in the theorizing process is still poorly understood. While concept redefinition practices …

Although management scholars have embraced grand challenges research, in many cases,
grand challenges have been treated as merely a context for exploring extant theoretical …

Despite well-accepted understanding that relational dynamics characterized by respect,
openness, and connectedness are critical for healthy team functioning, we know little about …

Technological frames provide an interpretive mechanism for individuals to evaluate new
product innovations. These frames therefore play an important role in product market …

This article inductively develops a model of how farmers market organizations can contribute
to reduce food waste, fight poverty, and improve public health through innovative Corporate …