Drawing on service-dominant logic and institutional theory, this paper examines innovation
as a process that unfolds through changes in the institutional arrangements that govern …

This paper extends research on innovation as institutional change within service science
and service-dominant (SD) logic by conceptualizing the emergence of novel solutions in …

The proposition that outsiders often are crucial carriers of novelty into an established
institutional field has received wide empirical support. But an equally compelling proposition …

The overlapping relationships between civil society, government, and philanthropy have a
storied history in the United States. The associative origins of civil society, which played …

We explore transposition—bringing ideas from one context to a distant other context—as a
mechanism for institutional change, and we study the conditions under which institutional …

Neugegründete Medienorganisationen bilden bedeutende Kontrastfälle zu den etablierten
Orten der journalistischen Produktion–etwa Presseverlage und ihre Redaktionen–, weil sie …

Research on social categories has become one of the more active lines of research on
organizations. Much of this research presumes the pre-existence of at least the “seed” of the …

Crowd-based organizational models are purported to be more open and participatory than
traditional organizational forms. But are they novel inventions or permutations of forms that …

When and where do social innovations emerge? We address this question using
comparative and historical analyses of organizing for palliative care in India. Although …

Extant literature lacks the microfoundations of innovation as process. To fill this lacuna, we
introduce and extend Usher's cumulative synthesis model comprising of four steps: the …