This article examines how social movements contribute to institutional change and the
creation of new industries. We build on current efforts to bridge institutional and social …

ABSTRACT A neo‐Gramscian theoretical framework for corporate political strategy is
developed drawing from Gramsci's analysis of the relations among capital, social forces, and …

Faced with increasing real-time dislocation of institutionalized practices in empirical studies,
it has become clear that neo-institutional theory is still ill-equipped to elucidate strategies of …

Interfirm networks often take on characteristics consistent with the notion of a small world—
they are locally clustered into dense sub‐networks or cliques that are sparsely connected by …

Recent research reveals strong effects of involvement in international organizations on state
policies, but much of this research downplays inequality in world political Participation, and …

This article develops a sociological analysis of the price mechanism on the market for
contemporary art. On the basis of in-depth interviews with art dealers in New York and …

Arbitrage is a key process in the practice of financial markets and in their theoretical
depiction: it allows markets to be posited as efficient without all investors being assumed to …

During the economic reforms of the last twenty years, China adopted a wide array of policies
designed to raise its technological capability and foster industrial growth. Ideologically, the …

This article introduces a distinction between two types of markets and market coordination:
those based on social networks and those based on a flow architecture. Flow architectures …

Interfirm contracts represent common economic relations in the marketplace; they are also
deeply embedded in social relations and social institutions. In the context of China's …