New Institutionalism
20th Workshop Salzburg 2025
20th Workshop Salzburg 2025
10th Workshop New Institutionalism - Rome 2014
Program
March 20th
| 09.00 - 09.20 | Opening: Welcome to Rome NIW 2014! |
| Carmelo Mazza (Luiss) | |
| Luca Giustiniano (Luiss) |
09.30 - 11.00
| Complexity 1 | Field dynamics | Power and control: Back again! |
| Chair: Renate Meyer | Chair: Birthe Soppe | Chair: Georg Kruecken |
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Henn The order of orders: Institutional complexity in building design and construction |
Glynn, Raffaelli and Strandgaard Towards a general theory of institutional field |
Haendschke, Schlindwein and Walgenbach Bringing in MNCs by switching sides: power and governance of public administrations |
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Cappellaro, Greenwood and Tracey Succeeding to failure: Hybrid organizations and institutional complexity |
Grebinevych and Wang “Ambiguous, contradictory and conflicting”: Special economic zone as a meso-level institutional field in international management |
Berthod and Wessel Rise against: A dialectic of control perspective on Dresden's withdrawal from the UNESCO world-heritage list |
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Arjalies, Giorgino and Laurel Institutional complexity in a transition field: Responsible investment in the European asset management industry |
Furnari A framing perspective on field formation and change: Constructing institutional fields as settlements |
Mollona and Pareschi Symbolic capital and technical discourse: Bringing power back in institutional discourse |
11.00 - 11.30 Coffee break
11.30 - 13.00
| Complexity 2 | Legitimacy and justification | The discourse perspective |
| Chair: Giuseppe Delmestri | Chair: Peter Walgenbach | Chair: Susanne Boch Waldorff |
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Boccardelli, Brunetta and Giustiniano Institutional frameworks and R&D location choices: Seeking an equilibrium between jurisdiction shopping and institutional entrepreneurship |
Forgues and May Materializing legitimacy claims: A study of Scotch Whisky distilleries |
Barberio, Hoellerer, Jancsary, Meyer The evolution of management knowledge: A vocabulary structure perspective |
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Iwashita Exploring institutional complexity in Japanese MNEs |
Knoll Combinations of orders of worth: An interactionist framework for the study of legitimatory process |
Hiss, Nagel and Schulte Misrepresentation of women in top management positions in Germany – Discourse and institutionalization |
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Raynard and Greenwood Deconstructing complexity: How organizations cope with different patterns of institutional complexity |
Moritz Public justification and women on boards? Understanding the myth of gender parity in director selection |
Janouskova Community care as a key topic and its role in the Czech mental health care reform: From the perspective of discursive institutionalism |
13.00 - 14.00 Lunch break
14.00 - 15.30
| Factors of institutional change 1 | Institutional work 1 | Views of institutionalization 1 |
| Chair: Royston Greenwood | Chair: Jesper Strandgaard | Chair: Marie Laure Djelic |
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Reihlen and Wenzlaff From institutional contradictions to organizational transformation: the case of a university merger |
Bottura and Piazza Thank you for (not) Smoking! Institutional work and the diffusion of anti-smoking legislation in the US |
Kloos, Korff, Oberg, Oelberger and Powell Between contestation and convergence: The proto-institutionalization of nonprofit performance metrics |
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Girschik Sweets for my sweet: Selling institutional change through relational work |
Micelotta Institutional maintenance as accommodation of change: The case of "open access" in higher education publishing |
Ben Slimane, Cheney and Wang The revival of absynthe |
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Blinkenberg The role of presence and absence in institutional change: Implementing open standards for software in Danish local administrations |
Risi and Wickert “Sawing off their own branches”: The case of institutional work and Corporate Social Responsibility professionals |
Huether and Kruecken The rise and fall of student fees in Germany: A failed institutionalization process |
15.30 - 16.00 Coffee break
16.00 - 17.30
| Factors of institutional change 2 | Institutional work 2 | Views of institutionalization 2 |
| Chair: Luca Giustiniano | Chair: Bernard Forgues | Chair: Carmelo Mazza |
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Fuenfschilling and Truffer Institutional plurality: stability and change in organizational fields – The case of urban water in Australia |
Guerard and Seidl Spaces of institutional work: A wonder drug and the single technology appraisal in UK |
Delmestri, Drori, Oberg Logo archeology - What can we learn about institutions and institutionalization processes from a snapshot of logos? |
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Erdemir and Koc The nuts and bolts of institutional emergence: Social mechanisms in explaining transformations of practices, forms, and fields |
Slater Connecting institutional work and institutional logics – the case of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development and the Royal Charter 1968-2010 |
Djelic The ”mother” of neoliberal think tanks - Atlas and the making of a transnational community of free-market thinkers |
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Onder and Ozen Center and periphery: Diffusion of imported management practices in developing countries |
Mica and Pawlak Coping with the unintended consequences of institutional work |
Arnold and Soppe Where do social products come from? From social movement to mass market - tracing Fair Trade products in Switzerland |
| 17.30 - 18.45 | Keynote Speech: Old Institutions and New Capitalism |
| Prof. Bruce G. Carruthers | |
| John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Professor | |
| President, Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics | |
| Northwestern University - Department of Sociology | |
| Presentation by Renate Meyer (WU Vienna - CBS) | |
| 20.00 | Dinner |
March 21st
| Institutional logics 1 | Contradictions and conflicts at the institutional level | The rise and fall of practices 1 |
| Chair: Georg Kruecken | Chair: Renate Meyer | Chair: Jesper Strandgaard |
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Boch-Waldorff and Berg-Johansen What are logics? An investigation of the methodologies in the Institutional Logics perspective |
Creed and DeJordy Personal identity work, Institutional contradiction and the reproduction and change of organizational Identity |
Hasse and Passarge Diffusion, de-coupling, and counter models. A self-critical note |
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Hotho, Minbaeva, Muratbekova, Rabbiosi Community logics and social ties: Individual responses to community obligations at the workplace |
Bohn and Walgenbach Refusing, connecting and playing off conflicting institutional demands |
Haack and Siewecke Institutional change and institutionalization – An analysis of the institutionalization of the market logic in the course of the German reunification |
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Westenholz Ambiguity, conventions and institutional logics |
Droste Processes of institutional convergence and divergence: A perspective from the development of consumer credit in the United States and Germany from mid-19th century to the 1970s |
Jeannet and Lepori The endogeneity of labor market regulation: Hiring practices in Swiss academic disciplines |
11.00 - 11.30 Coffee break
11.30 - 12.30
| Institutional logics 2 | New directions and challenges 1 | The rise and fall of practices 2 |
| Chair: Susanne Boch Waldorff | Chair: Peter Walgenbach | Chair: Birthe Soppe |
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Pemsel and Soderlund Institutional logics in inter-institutional temporary organizations: A theoretical exposé and empirical investigation |
Klatetzki Hang ‘em high: The lynch mob as temporary organization: Extending the neo-institutional agenda |
Bevort and Strandgaard Constructing expertise: Evaluative practices in filmmaking |
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Brandl, Bullinger and Pernkopf Konhaeusner Conditions for working with institutional logics in organizational settings |
Forgues and Zhao Unveiling rhetoric and materiality in incumbent-driven deinstitutionalization |
Scheiber, Woywode, Wruk and Oberg Field interactions, adoption, implementation, and outcomes: How usability practices are incorporated in German software firms |
12.30 - 13.15
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Plenary Room Presentation by Peter Walgenbach |
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Friedland The value of institutional logics |
13.15 - 14.30 Lunch break
14.30 - 16.00
| New directions and challenges 2 | Actors and identity perspective | |
| Chair: Carmelo Mazza | Chair: Luca Giustiniano | |
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Kirchner, Krueger, Meier and Meyer Assets or obstacles? Fuzziness and self-sufficiency in institutional research |
Michel The resource mobilization of actors to survive a field legitimacy crisis: the contribution of a micro analysis of a fruit and vegetables wholesaler |
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Schoellhorn, Scheiberg, Oberg and Wruk Co-Occurrences of organizational practices in texts produced in different social contexts |
Trenkmann Actors, strategies and intentionality within the institutionalization of gender equality in organizations |
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Weik The rhythm of institutions: How to measure the unmeasurable? |
Koç Defending the castle: Understanding actors’ resistance to institutional change in the case of Turkish Medical Association and Full-time Working Act |
| 16.00 - 17.00 | Panel: Future steps |
| Roger Friedland | |
| Renate Meyer | |
| Birthe Soppe | |
| GOOD BYE TO NIW 2015! |