... of actors needs now to be put into perspective in order to remember that all actors are embedded in an institutionally defined context – thus, the need for a micro‐foundation of institutional research. According to the authors, this need can be fulfilled by the practice approach. Acknowledging the fact...

... to their institution but also on the organizations of the schools, their curriculum, the pedagogy and so on. For them, it was the only way to constitute management as a legitimate profession. During the second part of the book, Khurana analyses the institutionalization of business schools between the end...

... rigorous conceptual base to critically understand “new” pervasive dynamics such as governance, rule‐making, agenda‐setting, negotiation, and institutionalization or social movements. The book begins with its main proposition, a theoretical framework developed by Mattli and Wood that I will describe...