...Institutional logics provide material practices and symbolic systems for organizing across different spheres of society. In doing so, they constitute different values, that is, conceptions of good, and present unique implications for organizing. Scholars have not yet theorized this constitution...

...Institutional theory provides robust theoretical and methodological tools with significant relevance for informing crisis mitigation and recovery policies in the Global South. This paper examines the importance of institutional logics as a meta-perspective across the three mandates...

...) , who tackled all sport studies relevant to the authors’ constructs until 2019. The authors do this by conducting a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) of sport studies that utilised the constructs of institutional logics, work and fields between 2020 and 2024. The authors analyse the articles from...

...We draw from historical institutionalism to investigate how historical contingencies shape the influence of multiple institutional logics on the emergence and institutionalization of a social innovation situated at the intersection of different institutional domains. Relying on a vast database...

... this background, the chapter uses the concept of institutional logics to look into two life stories of informal artisan entrepreneurs in Kenya. The aim is to critically analyse the logics that keep them in the informal sector and make them different from necessity entrepreneurs. In doing so, the chapter...

... insights into the adoption and impacts of smart agriculture and supply chain systems in Turkey. It identifies factors shaping institutional logics within the sector and explores how Industry 5.0 technologies influence these logics. Additionally, it offers theoretical insights into Turkey’s agricultural...

..., Justice & Strong Institutions” promotes the (re)building of effective and accountable institutions. In line with the institutional logics metatheory, we provide empirical evidence on how the alignment between social mechanisms alongside the reputation of higher education institutions (HEIs) and SDGs...

... (1998) unconditional trust might be somewhat challenging or even impossible to achieve, especially with multiple institutional logics (often contradicting) enabling or restraining how actors apply and interpret corporate governance mechanisms ( Westphal & Zajac, 2013 ). For example, when...

...Abstract This book chapter takes an institutional perspective on competing logics in global markets concerned with sustainability values and how market actors in the form of buyers and sellers attempt to solve these conflicting situations. We do this by identifying competing institutional logics...

... is predicated upon them attributing inherent to the CEOs. Therefore, the study provides theoretical and practical insights into how institutional logics, specifically religious logic, influence employees’ behaviours. Leadership homophily institutional theory institutional logics organisational trust...

... perspective, institutional logics, technological affordances and digital transformation, seeks to deepen our understanding of the pervasive and increasingly important relationship between technology and institutions. The second perspective, digital transformation, professional projects and new institutional...

...Abstract We bring together the institutional theory literature on institutional logics and the information systems (IS) literature that conceptualizes a relational view of affordances to explore the digital changes unfolding in the delivery of professional services. Through a qualitative inductive...

... has remained scarce. In this essay, I draw on the institutional logics perspective to elaborate digitalization as involving a new set of interconnected managerial beliefs and norms, organizational practices, and diverse material and social structures that together complement and challenge...

... movement motivated by an environmental logic that directly confronts the dominant industrial logic of the western agricultural system ( Weber, Heinze, & Desoucey, 2008 ). Institutional logics construct and reify societal realities that inevitably provide significance and structure to organizational...

... the changes in institutional logics of international retailing by mapping the past, present, and future of the retail industry and consumption using content analysis of secondary data. The authors pay special attention to the effect of the current Covid-19 crisis on the future development of the retail...

... support by emphasizing all three ideals, as two were congruent with liberal capitalism and all three with social-welfare capitalism. Our analysis reveals how the success of different forms of business, embodying different institutional logics, depends on prevailing political-economic logics. It also shows...

...Abstract In this chapter, the authors study work from home (WFH) and work from office (WFO) formats using institutional logic. Four start-ups in India have been studied using qualitative interview data reflecting their transition to WFH during the COVID-19 crisis and subsequent nationwide lockdown...

... Hybridity social enterprises institutional logics governance societal triangle hybridization movement taxonomy Abstract Purpose: This chapter aims to study the organizational challenges that arise from a hybrid character of organizations. Using a taxonomy of hybridization, based...

... & Lewis, 2011 , p. 382) that organizing invariably generates? Contemplating plural logics suggests that they can be a major source of tensions ( Smets et al., 2015 ; Stadtler & Van Wassenhove, 2016 ). Most organizations are influenced by a multitude of competing institutional logics ( Thornton...

...Abstract We explore a case example of hybridity between a large worker-owned cooperative and a union through three lenses: organizational forms, multiple institutional logics, and organizational identity. We delineate three types of organizational hybridity: (1) stretching an existing...