This double volume presents the state of the art in research on the microfoundations of
institutions. In this introductory chapter, we develop an overview of where the emerging …

A wide class of economic exchanges, such as bribery and compensated adoption, are
considered morally disreputable precisely because they are seen as economic exchanges …

Environmental management accounting (EMA) practices guide a firm's response to
perceived environmental uncertainty (EU) and various institutional pressures (IP). Drawing …

A growing body of research documents that audiences reward organizations perceived to be
authentic with positive evaluations. In the current work, we adopt a mixed-methods approach …

Experimental studies are at the heart of scientific inquiry but have yet to gain their due
recognition in the methodological repertoire of family business researchers. In this article we …

In this chapter, the authors weave together a set of ideas that lead us closer to a more
general institutional theory–one that embraces multiple levels of analysis, including the …

Beyond its technological impact, automation also transforms the social context of the
workplace by weakening peer effects. We study the often-neglected effects of this …

Category-spanning organizations have been shown to face a number of penalties compared
with organizations occupying a single category. The assumption seems to be, however, that …

Purpose This study aims to draw on goal contagion theory to examine how organizations
shape the pro-environmental behavior of their employees. It extends the scope of analysis …

The rate at which experimental studies are published in the field of strategy has steadily
increased over the past few years. Still, experimental papers account for only a small fraction …