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Table 1

Design levels and modalities for structural policy of companies

	Immediate				Indirect
Design level	Influence on modalities Modalities as mediators between actor and structure				Changing the sets of actors	Structural reproduction Influencing its functional mechanisms
Design elements	Resources (determine the external capacity of the actors to act)		Rules (are incorporated into the practical knowledge of actors)		(Changes have repercussions on the (re)production of social practices)	Changing discursivity	Changing reflexivity
Design elements	Allocative resources (e.g. marketpower)	Authoritative resources (e.g. dependencies)	Interpretive schemes	Norms

	Immediate				Indirect
Design level	Influence on modalities Modalities as mediators between actor and structure				Changing the sets of actors	Structural reproduction Influencing its functional mechanisms
Design elements	Resources (determine the external capacity of the actors to act)		Rules (are incorporated into the practical knowledge of actors)		(Changes have repercussions on the (re)production of social practices)	Changing discursivity	Changing reflexivity
Design elements	Allocative resources (e.g. marketpower)	Authoritative resources (e.g. dependencies)	Interpretive schemes	Norms

Source(s): Own representation, compiled from Schneidewind (1998)