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Categorizing Institutional Logics, Institutionalizing Categories: A Review of Two Literatures
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In this paper, a review assembles two highly referenced streams of research in organization and management studies over the past decade: institutional logics and categories, and present the gist of each literat...Abstract:
This review assembles two highly referenced streams of research in organization and management studies over the past decade: institutional logics and categories. We present the gist of each literat...read more
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