Speaking for Human Being: Institutional Logics, Dragons, and the Supra-Human
This essay engages with the mounting published criticism of neo-institutionalism, but from the point of view of the institutional logical approach, one of its descendants. By addressing each of the main critiques: (1) institutional logical theory is tautological; (2) everything is institutional; (3)...
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| description | This essay engages with the mounting published criticism of neo-institutionalism, but from the point of view of the institutional logical approach, one of its descendants. By addressing each of the main critiques: (1) institutional logical theory is tautological; (2) everything is institutional; (3) the absence of politics and power, and (4) its lack of a critical theory - the essay attempts to think how to build a theoretical apparatus able to engage with the current institutional crises of the world. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-b6d2aa0f29eb4654bb3a9f72b3d14d132025-08-20T02:40:18ZengDe GruyterJournal of Organizational Sociology2752-29972024-04-012219122710.1515/joso-2023-0038Speaking for Human Being: Institutional Logics, Dragons, and the Supra-HumanFriedland Roger0Arjaliès Diane-Laure1Emeritus Professor of Religious Studies and Sociology, 8786The University of California, Santa Barbara, USA Associate Professor, Ivey Business School, 56026Western University, London, Canada This essay engages with the mounting published criticism of neo-institutionalism, but from the point of view of the institutional logical approach, one of its descendants. By addressing each of the main critiques: (1) institutional logical theory is tautological; (2) everything is institutional; (3) the absence of politics and power, and (4) its lack of a critical theory - the essay attempts to think how to build a theoretical apparatus able to engage with the current institutional crises of the world.https://doi.org/10.1515/joso-2023-0038institutional logicscritiquespracticessubstance |
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| title_short | Speaking for Human Being: Institutional Logics, Dragons, and the Supra-Human |
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