Organizing Socially Constructed Internal and External Resources

The analysis of economic institutions stands to gain from a consideration of the interactionist theory of institutions, a resource-based view of organizations to develop business and economic perspectives, and a linkage between the two and any theory of economic institutions. A resource-based view o...

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Published in:Journal of institutional and theoretical economics 2006-03, Vol.162 (1), p.172-193
Main Author: Sorge, Arndt
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Business organization
Correlation analysis
Dialectic
Economic analysis
Economic resources
Economic theory
Economic uncertainty
Firm theory
Human resources
Influence
Institutionalism
Interactionism
Management principles
Organization theory
Organizational change
Pluralist school
Social evolution
Social impact
Social relations
Studies
Typification
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Summary:The analysis of economic institutions stands to gain from a consideration of the interactionist theory of institutions, a resource-based view of organizations to develop business and economic perspectives, and a linkage between the two and any theory of economic institutions. A resource-based view of the organization integrates different approaches to organization and management; this is tied to interactionist theorizing, and the interactionist and resource-based theory is amplified into a societal perspective. Institutions, whilst being actor-centred, are also subject to societal influences. However, societal factors are linked with social action under the concept of the duality of structure.
ISSN:0932-4569
1614-0559
DOI:10.1628/093245606776166471