Social Capital, the advantage created by location in social structure, is a critical element in
business strategy. Who has it, how it works, and how to develop it have become key …

This article examines practice diffusion in an environment where competing logics exist,
specifically investigating how trustee and performance logics that were rooted in different …

We present a model of how institutional pressures at the community level shape corporate
social action—behaviors and practices that extend beyond immediate profit maximization …

Examining the transnational diffusion of organizational practices from institutional
environments in which they are legitimate to environments in which key institutional actors …

Określono miejsce współdziałania przedsiębiorstw w zarządzaniu strategicznym i stopień
dojrzałości badań nad współdziałaniem przedsiębiorstw. Omówiono zamierzone tworzenie …

The study of organizational networks has a long history in the social and behavioural
sciences. On the micro side, anthropologists and psychologists studied interpersonal …

In this article, we apply transaction cost theory (TCT) and institutional theory to the realm of
IS outsourcing. TCT posits that firm's outsourcing governance is influenced by transaction …

In 1997, John Browne set the British Petroleum Corporation (BP) on a new course,
acknowledging that climate change was a significant issue, vowing to control the …

Drawing on neoinstitutional research in organizational sociology, we show that corporations
have been aggressive in adopting CSR practices when they are (1) publicly traded,(2) in …

At present, it is difficult to assess the quality of learning in Computer-Supported
Collaborative Learning (CSCL) environments, because standard pretest and posttest …