The concept of institutional stability has been explored from multiple disciplinary lenses and
is associated with a variety of theories and frameworks, masking important variation in the …

Objective To compare physicians with workers in other fields on measures of self-valuation
(SV) and determine the effect of adjusting for SV on the relationship between being a …

Responding to the paucity of institutional literature meaningfully distinguishing between
emotional displays and the experience of emotions, I describe the process by which display …

Digital transformations represent an increasingly salient empirical phenomena for
institutionalists studying the processes by which institutions evolve, erode, or otherwise …

This paper analyzes shaming attempts in the European Parliament (EP) over a long period.
Drawing on existing literature on shaming and stigmatization in International Relations, as …

Aim of the study is to apply ISM on disordered chaotic hierarchy of employees' emotional
behaviors that result in failed mergers. It is an exploratory research that uses in depth …

The emotion of shame in the context of organisations is still scarcely studied, and the current
research on the topic is incoherent. This study employs qualitative metasynthesis (Walsh & …

Efforts to better understand what prevents institutions from changing to meet contemporary
demands–or what facilitates the evolution of existing constructs to address new challenges …

The impact of critical incidents on health professionals and the lack of subsequent support is
a concern for me, my colleagues, and the wider service we work in. The aim of this study …

Shame in healthcare remains relatively underexplored, yet it is commonplace and its impact
is significant. This paper explores shame in healthcare using Nina Raine's 2011 play Tiger …