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Economics meets sociology in strategic management

紀錄類型:	書目-電子資源 : Monograph/item
正題名/作者:	Economics meets sociology in strategic management/ edited by Joel A.C. Baum, Frank Dobbin.{me_controlnum}
其他作者:	Baum, Joel A. C.
出版者:	Bingley, U.K. :Emerald, : 2000.,
面頁冊數:	1 online resource (xiv, 410 p.).
內容註:	Introduction : economics meets sociology in strategic management / Frank Dobbin, Joel A.C. Baum -- The facts, Neil said, nothing but the facts ... Whose facts? answered David / Bruce Kogut -- Common ground, different assumptions / David J. Teece -- Competition, stability, and conceptions of control / Neil Fligstein -- The dominant logic : a new linkage between diversity and performance / C.K. Prahalad, Richard A. Bettis-- The iron cage revisited institutional isomorphism and collective rationality in organizational fields / Paul J. DiMaggio, Walter W. Powell-- The iron cage is emptying the dominant logic no longer dominates / Richard A. Bettis -- The sources of managerial logics / Walter W. Powell -- The structuration and destructuration of organizations and organizational fields / W. Richard Scott -- Dominant logic and the iron cage /Charles W.L. Hill -- Cages and logics (hopefully not) the last word / Richard A. Bettis -- The last word? Not a chance / Walter W. Powell -- Firm resources and sustained competitive advantage / Jay B. Barney -- Social structure and organizations / Arthur L. Stinchcombe -- Context iscrucial commonalities, differences, and subtle differences / Jay B. Barney -- On equilibrium, organizational form, and competitive strategy /Arthur L. Stinchcombe -- Luck, leadership and strategy / Rebecca L. Henderson -- Toward an economic theory of the multiproduct firm / David J. Teece -- Cause for optimism / Christine Oliver -- Nothing permanent the role ofsustainability and luck in resource-based logic / Jay B. Barney -- Contexts make resources valuableor worthless a reply to Barney / Arthur L. Stinchcombe -- Unions and coin tossing a reply to Oliverand Henderson / Arthur L. Stinchcombe -- Intraindustry structure and the ease of strategic change /Sharon M. Oster -- Where do markets come from? / Harrison C. White -- Is there a future in diversity? The view fromeconomics and sociology / Sharon M. Oster -- Does the early bird get the worm? / Harrison C. White -- The great disciplinary divide / Wayne E. Baker -- The business organization in economics, sociology, and strategy research / Will Mitchell -- The disciplinary divide has been bridged/ Sharon M. Oster -- Small numbers, in depth / Harrison C. White -- Doing interdisciplinary research in strategic managementwithout a paradigm war / Joel A.C. Baum, Frank Dobbin -- The spread of the multidivisional form among large firms, 1919-1979 / Neil Fligstein -- Economic and sociological perspectives on diversification and organizational structure / David J. Teece -- Alternative approaches to firm strategic behavior / Neil Fligstein -- Differentiation in business organizations / John Freeman.
標題:	Business & Economics - Management. -
電子資源:	http://www.emeraldinsight.com/0742-3322/17
ISBN:	9781849500517 (electronic bk.)

Economics meets sociology in strategic management
Economics meets sociology in strategic management[electronic resource] /edited by Joel A.C. Baum, Frank Dobbin.{me_controlnum} - Bingley, U.K. :Emerald,2000. - 1 online resource (xiv, 410 p.). - Advances in strategic management,v. 170742-3322 ;. - Advances in strategic management ;v. 17..

Introduction : economics meets sociology in strategic management / Frank Dobbin, Joel A.C. Baum -- The facts, Neil said, nothing but the facts ... Whose facts? answered David / Bruce Kogut -- Common ground, different assumptions / David J. Teece -- Competition, stability, and conceptions of control / Neil Fligstein -- The dominant logic : a new linkage between diversity and performance / C.K. Prahalad, Richard A. Bettis-- The iron cage revisited institutional isomorphism and collective rationality in organizational fields / Paul J. DiMaggio, Walter W. Powell-- The iron cage is emptying the dominant logic no longer dominates / Richard A. Bettis -- The sources of managerial logics / Walter W. Powell -- The structuration and destructuration of organizations and organizational fields / W. Richard Scott -- Dominant logic and the iron cage /Charles W.L. Hill -- Cages and logics (hopefully not) the last word / Richard A. Bettis -- The last word? Not a chance / Walter W. Powell -- Firm resources and sustained competitive advantage / Jay B. Barney -- Social structure and organizations / Arthur L. Stinchcombe -- Context iscrucial commonalities, differences, and subtle differences / Jay B. Barney -- On equilibrium, organizational form, and competitive strategy /Arthur L. Stinchcombe -- Luck, leadership and strategy / Rebecca L. Henderson -- Toward an economic theory of the multiproduct firm / David J. Teece -- Cause for optimism / Christine Oliver -- Nothing permanent the role ofsustainability and luck in resource-based logic / Jay B. Barney -- Contexts make resources valuableor worthless a reply to Barney / Arthur L. Stinchcombe -- Unions and coin tossing a reply to Oliverand Henderson / Arthur L. Stinchcombe -- Intraindustry structure and the ease of strategic change /Sharon M. Oster -- Where do markets come from? / Harrison C. White -- Is there a future in diversity? The view fromeconomics and sociology / Sharon M. Oster -- Does the early bird get the worm? / Harrison C. White -- The great disciplinary divide / Wayne E. Baker -- The business organization in economics, sociology, and strategy research / Will Mitchell -- The disciplinary divide has been bridged/ Sharon M. Oster -- Small numbers, in depth / Harrison C. White -- Doing interdisciplinary research in strategic managementwithout a paradigm war / Joel A.C. Baum, Frank Dobbin -- The spread of the multidivisional form among large firms, 1919-1979 / Neil Fligstein -- Economic and sociological perspectives on diversification and organizational structure / David J. Teece -- Alternative approaches to firm strategic behavior / Neil Fligstein -- Differentiation in business organizations / John Freeman.

The last several years has witnessed a growing interaction between economists and sociologists engaged in the study of organizations' strategies. Economists and sociologists can gain real insight from these interactions. To date, however, these interactions have been to ad hoc andunfocused tobear any real fruit. This volume moves the discussion to the next level by focusing the discussion,and taking a step toward systematizing some of the relationships between economic and sociological approaches to strategic management. To accomplish this, the volume reprints four 'matched pairs' of influential articles on firms' strategies in economic sociology and strategic management and use these articles to frame a conversation between the articles' pioneering authors and other prominent researchers in strategic management and sociology working on closely-related research problems. Each pair of articles followed byprovocative essays - inspired by the pairing - written by the articles' original authors. Two contextualizing commentaries penned by influential strategy and organizations researchers - one grounded in strategic management and one in economic sociology - extend each conversation. A reflective reply from the articles' authors concludes the conversation - for now. A framingintroduction and concluding epilogue, written by volume editors Joel Baum and Frank Dobbin, set thestage both for the volume and for future conversations between the disciplines in strategic management.

ISBN: 9781849500517 (electronic bk.)Subjects--Topical Terms:

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Business & Economics
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LC Class. No.: HD30.28 / .E26 2000

Dewey Class. No.: 658.4012

Universal Decimal Class. No.: 005.71

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