New Institutionalism - Next Workshop Lyon 2010
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This intranet provides a platform for scholars interested in new institutionalism - one of the leading theories in organisation studies worldwide.

It has been set up by scholars in Germany and Austria, where new institutionalism is becoming increasingly widespread in organisation and management research and in organisational sociology. It is intended for scholars both within German speaking countries and beyond and the working languages are German and English.

On this platform you can find out more about current developments, both in terms of theory and empirical research, details of workshops and conferences, current publications and literature and teaching material (overheads etc.). It also enables you to become more closely networked with scholars to promote the exchange of ideas and research cooperation.

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The intranet is in the process of being built up and it lives from the contributions of its members. Our aim is to develop a common “knowledge bank” on new institutionalist organisation theory. If you would like to become a member, then simply register. Within a short time, you will receive your own account for the members area.

News

wilkesmann.jpgGerman: Wissenstransfer im Krankenhaus. Institutionelle und strukturelle Voraussetzungen. (5/19/09)
Maximiliane Wilkesmann, VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften: Wiesbaden.
neo_erziehung.jpgGerman: Neo-Institutionalismus in der Erziehungswissenschaft - Grundlegende Texte und empirische Studien (5/4/09)
Herausgegeben von Sascha Koch und Michael Schemmann; Wiesbaden: VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften 2009.
worldsociety.jpgNew Book: World Society - The Writings of John W. Meyer (edited by Georg Krücken and Gili S. Drori) (3/23/09)
John W. Meyer's work broke new grounds in institutional thought in sociology and made him a central thinker for the emerging inderdisciplinary field of neoinstitutionalism, while at the same time establishing institutional thought's comparative variant, world society theory.
banner_cong_2010_760_450a.jpgCall for Papers: XVII ISA World Congress of Sociology (2/26/09)
World Congress of Sociology: 11-17 July 2010 - deadline call for paper: 15th August 2009 - further information: www.isa-sociology.org/congress2010/rc...
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