Paul DiMaggio Quote

The new institutionalism in organization theory and sociology comprises a rejection of rational-actor models, and interest in institutions as independent variables, a turn toward cognitive and cultural explanations, and an interest in properties of supra-individual units of analysis that cannot be reduced to aggregations or direct consequences of individual's attributes or motives.


p. 8 - Introduction to The New Institutionalism and Organizational Analysis, 1991


The new institutionalism in organization theory and sociology comprises a rejection of rational-actor models, and interest in institutions as...

The new institutionalism in organization theory and sociology comprises a rejection of rational-actor models, and interest in institutions as...

The new institutionalism in organization theory and sociology comprises a rejection of rational-actor models, and interest in institutions as...

The new institutionalism in organization theory and sociology comprises a rejection of rational-actor models, and interest in institutions as...