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International Journal of Organizational Analysis (2025) 33 (10): 3624–3645.
Published: 29 January 2025
... practices in an academic environment. We do not present a detailed case analysis as we do not believe this is needed at this preliminary stage of theory-building. Our primary aim is to use this example as a starting point for theorizing the so-called eclipsed organizational practices as a hypothetical...
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International Journal of Organizational Analysis (2023) 31 (5): 1556–1581.
Published: 10 November 2021
... of ambiguity in institutional literature when diffusion and institutionalization is equated and wide diffusion is taken as an indicator that popular practices, structures and models have become institutionalized (Benders and van Veen, 2001 ; Colyvas and Jonsson, 2011). First, organizational practices can...
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The role of organizational and individual-level factors for the inclusion of women managers in Japan
International Journal of Organizational Analysis (2023) 31 (5): 1384–1396.
Published: 22 October 2021
... responsibility programs are perceived by women respondents to be formally adopted to gain legitimacy in the eyes of foreign investors. However, they lack effectiveness in giving the woman manager a “voice” in business decisions. Organizational practices such as leadership development and mentoring are generally...
