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Special Issue: Theories are Methods. Or are they? Methodological options for organization and management research. Guest Editors: Steffen Roth, Albert Mills, Bill Lee, Dariusz Jemielniak

Theory as method: introduction to supertheoretical options for organization and management research

Steffen Roth; Albert Mills; Bill Lee; Dariusz Jemielniak
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Integrating instrumental and normative stakeholder theories: a systems theory approach

Vladislav Valentinov; Anna Hajdu
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Draw your organization! A solution-focused theory-method for business school challenges and change

Steffen Roth
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Research methods as bridging devices: path and context mapping in governance

Kristof Van Assche; Raoul Beunen; Monica Gruezmacher; Martijn Duineveld; Leith Deacon; Robert Summers; Lars Hallstrom; Kevin Jones
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Functional differentiation of society as a middle-range theory: Semantic analysis of modern insurance in Germany during the nineteenth century

Kosuke Sakai
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Social systems theory and engaged scholarship: co-designing a semantic reservoir in a polycentric network

Margit Neisig
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Bracketing: a phenomenological theory applied through transpersonal reflexivity

Viktor Dörfler; Marc Stierand
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A theory of (research) practice makes sense in sensemaking: Applying Bourdieu’s critical social theory to the study of sensemaking change

Adriana van Hilten
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Creating institutional disruption: an alternative method to study institutions

Devon Gidley
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New theories and organization research: from the eyes of change

Masoud Shadnam
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