Modern Organization Theory. Current Agendas in Institutional Theory

The appropriateness of laboratory experiments for the organizational research


Seminar Paper, 2013

24 Pages


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OUTLINE

1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Problem definition
1.2 Objective and construction of the paper

2 THE EXPERIMENT IN ORGANIZATIONAL RESEARCH
2.1 General facts and the term of the experiment
2.2 Types of experiments

3 LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS
3.1 General facts about laboratory experiments
3.2 Data collection and data processing
3.3 Data analysis and data interpretation
3.4 Possibilities and limitations of laboratory experiments

4 THE EXPERIMENT FROM LYNNE G. ZUCKER 1977: THE ROLE OF INSTITUTIONALIZATION IN CULTURAL PERSISTENCE
4.1 Classification of Lynne g. Zucker
4.2 Theexperimentaldesign
4.2.1 The Ethnomethodological Approach
4.2.2 General facts of the experiment
4.2.3 The Transmission Experiment
4.2.4 The Maintenance Experiment
4.2.5 The Resistance to Change Experiment
4.3 Summary

5 CHALLENGES OF EXPERIMENTAL ORGANIZATIONAL RESEARCH

6 CONCLUSION AND EVALUATION

LITERATURE

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Title
Modern Organization Theory. Current Agendas in Institutional Theory
Subtitle
The appropriateness of laboratory experiments for the organizational research
Author
Year
2013
Pages
24
Catalog Number
V283000
ISBN (eBook)
9783656831754
ISBN (Book)
9783656830153
File size
491 KB
Language
German
Keywords
modern, organization, theory, current agendas, institutional
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Carolin Luckner (Author), 2013, Modern Organization Theory. Current Agendas in Institutional Theory, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/283000

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