Index
On Practice and Institution: Theorizing the Interface
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(2021), "Index", Lounsbury, M., Anderson, D.A. and Spee, P. (Ed.) On Practice and Institution: Theorizing the Interface (Research in the Sociology of Organizations, Vol. 70), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 243-249. https://doi.org/10.1108/S0733-558X20200000070009
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INDEX
Note: Page numbers followed by “n” indicate notes.
Abandonment
, 99
Abground
, 56, 97, 99, 101–102
Abgrund
, 55–56
Acceptability
, 144–146
Accumulation
, 127, 130
Actions of humans
, 63
Actor network theory (Latour)
, 63
Affect
, 83
Agency
, 163
Agential separability
, 65
Alliances
, 120–121, 123–126
institution
, 122–123
institutional logics
, 127–131
levels of society
, 131–135
politics and institutional change
, 135–136
Anthropology
, 106n5
Aristotle
Categories
, 73
substance
, 71
Arrangements
, 73
Articulations
of general understandings
, 129
of intelligibility
, 49
Autonorms
, 64
Being
, 71
of Dasein
, 41
in Heidegger’s world
, 37–49
stand in
, 39
truth of
, 39, 56
being
, 97
Being and Time (Heidegger)
, 36, 141, 149, 154n2, 37, 40, 46, 49, 51, 53–54, 90
Dasein in
, 48
temporality and spatiality of
, 55
“Being-in”
, 42
“Being-there”
, 40
Beingness
, 95
Belief
, 66
Blackstone, Sir William
, 77–78
Boston Consulting Group (BCG)
, 194–201
Brexit
, 233
“Burger-flipping” problem
, 163
Calculation
, 105
Capital
, 79
Capitalism
institutional logic of
, 127
institutional logics
, 104
money
, 77
Capitalist
money
, 77
production and finance
, 103
property
, 76
Care
, 42
Carriers of practice
, 8
Categories (Aristotle)
, 73
Cause
, 76
Centrality
and hierarchy
, 181
of values
, 141
Certainty of representation
, 38
Change
, 190–192
change-orientated standard-setting
, 195
Christian God
, 36, 90–91, 96–97
Christianity
, 36, 88
Christianization of deity
, 88
Circumscription
, 60
Clearing
, 38–39
Codifying practices
, 200–201
Cognition
, 148
Coherence
, 169
change-focused practices
, 192
as cultural grammars
, 168
Collecting practices
, 196–198
Collective rationality
, 11, 13
Commentaries on the Law of England (Blackstone)
, 110n48
Commodification
, 131
Compatibility
, 180
Competitive instinct
, 70
Completion
, 63n111
Complexity
, 181
Concept proposals
, 199
Concrete social totality
, 134
“Configuration of Godlessness”
, 96
Consistency
, 169
Constellations of practices
, 125, 178–179, 191
Constitutive institutional approaches
, 13
Consulting, restless practices of
, 193–195
Contributions to Philosophy (Heidegger)
, 96, 101
Controversy
, 146
Cornerstone institutions
, 170
Corporate culture
, 194
Correctness
, 38
Cross-level effects work
, 174
Cultural/culture
, 73, 148
pragmatics
, 63
sociology
, 102
Da of Dasein
, 39, 56
Dasein
, 39–40, 42, 47, 53–54, 94, 97, 106n10
basic constitution of
, 39
in Being and Time
, 48
Being of
, 41
Da of
, 39, 56
‘essence’ of
, 40
meaning
, 41
relation to the world
, 44
“there” of
, 53
“they-self” of
, 44
and world
, 47–48
Debating practices
, 199
Degree of organization
, 176
Democracy
, 129
Deutungsangebote
, 163
Deutungsmacht
, 172–177, 179, 181
Directing practices
, 196, 200–202
“Discourses of sex”
, 107–108n24
Divinity
, 91
Domains of social life
, 167
Dominion of Teleology, The
, 52
Dualisms
, 7
Durkheim’s analysis
, 78–79
of totemism
, 82
Dutch dieting
, 64
Dwelling
, 91–92, 94
Dynamic capabilities
, 189
Eigenwelt
, 168
Enactment
, 64
“End of learning”
, 87
Enowning
, 98
Equipmentality
, 154n4
Ereignis
, 56
Especially environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG)
, 195
Evaluation
, 152
Ex-citability
, 108n25
Excellence
, 194
Existential phenomenology
, 15, 36
Existentiale
, 153
“Exultation of be-ing”
, 98–99
Fact
, 32
Field concept
, 13, 15
Field-level change
, 194
Final cause
, 83
Finite provinces of meaning
, 167
Firms
, 194
Flat ontologies
, 132
Fortune and Business Week
, 200
Four-fold mortality
, 105
Frames
, 172
Friedland, Roger
, 3, 5, 120, 141, 211, 215
religious sociology of institutions
, 218
Gauging practices with institutionalist “concept box”
, 165–166
General Theory of Action
, 121
General understanding
, 128, 190–191
articulations of
, 129
God
, 36, 57, 68, 96, 102, 105, 110n41, 212
default of
, 91
hidden god
, 99–100
of institutional life
, 147–148
last god
, 97–98, 100–101
theistic
, 88
Godding of institutions
, 36, 101
Goods
, 61
Grammar
, 59
Groupness
, 83
Harvard Business Review
, 200
HDasein
, 48
Heidegger, Martin
, 30–31, 35
existential phenomenology
, 15, 36
phenomenological ontology of practice
, 37
Hidden gods
, 99–100, 148
Hierarchy
, 181
Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE)
, 201
Historical materialism of Marx
, 32
History of Sexuality (Foucault)
, 216
Homo sacer
, 78, 110n51
“Hybrid” entities
, 132
Hybridity
, 84
“I-here”
, 40, 47
“I-Thing”
, 40
In Search of Excellence (Peters and Waterman)
, 200
Indefinitely complex
, 146
Indefiniteness
, 146
Institution(al)
, 1–2, 6, 83–87, 109n38, 122–123, 152, 164, 182, 188, 190–192
analysis
, 10
change
, 135–136, 202
complexity
, 2
entrepreneurship
, 189
field
, 174–175
gods
, 100
institutionalized relationships
, 188–189
isomorphism
, 12
language
, 151
new empirical directions
, 18–20
objects
, 18–19, 66–67, 74–75, 79–80, 82, 94
orders
, 109n35, 126, 131, 134
problematics
, 237
process
, 165
property of property
, 75–80
spaces
, 236–237
study in organization studies
, 10–14
substance of
, 71–75
substances
, 15, 67, 72, 74, 80–81, 85, 95, 102–103, 127–128, 131, 148–149, 170
theorizing interface
, 14–18
work
, 2, 189
zoology
, 217–218
Institutional logics
, 2–4, 13–16, 58–62, 82, 84–85, 105, 107n15, 108n29, 124, 127–131, 163, 174
of capitalism
, 127
ground of
, 148–149
performativity of
, 62–71
role of values in
, 142–149
Institutional theory
, 10, 12, 126, 170, 227
borrowing and translating in organization studies and
, 228–229
conditions of possibility for fruitful borrowing of practice theory into
, 230–237
Instrumental rationality
, 32
Integrative practices
, 107n14
Intelligibility
, 87
Intentionality of institutional logics
analytic epilogue
, 218–221
oral presentation
, 212–218
Interests
, 169–170
Interinstitutional system
, 109n35, 168, 178
International Cooperative Alliance
, 196
International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO)
, 199
Intra-action
, 65
Invocations of institutional logics
, 218
Jurisdictional expansion
, 212
Kabbalistic ein sof
, 82
Knowledge
, 57
Language
, 43, 95
Lebens-und Handlungszusammenhänge
, 167
Lebensordnungen
, 167, 175
Leitidee
, 169–170, 173, 175–176, 179
Leitideen
, 4, 17, 167, 173–174, 178–179, 181
Logics
, (see also Institutional logics), 211, 218–219
of lovecraft
, 214–217
Lounsbury, Michael
, 3
Lovecraft, logics of
, 214–217
Machination
, 90, 95
Marx, Capital and the Madness of Economic Reason (Harvey)
, 106n2
Material
arrangements
, 8, 50, 53, 60, 73
symbolizations
, 67
Meaning
, 41, 45
and effects of entities and practices
, 52
in there-being of Dasein
, 47
Meeting the Universe Halfway (Barad)
, 64
Metaphysics (Aristotle)
, 80
Microfoundations of institutions
, 2, 235–236
“Micro–macro” relation
, 132, 235–238
Modern Capitalist Democracy
, 12
Modern metaphysics of subjectivity
, 43
Modern societies
, 163
Modes of existence
, 34
Money
, 77, 122
Mood
, 44–46
Multiple zones of meaning
attributes of relationships between
, 180–182
simultaneous existence of
, 178–179
types of relationships between
, 179–180
Mysterium tremendum
, 94
Normativity
, 144–146, 155n6
North American educational practices
, 85–86
Objects
, 60–61
Office for Fair Access (OFFA)
, 201
On Justification (Boltanski & Thévenot)
, 106–107n13
“Onto-epistemological”
, 154n1
Ontoepistemological consistency
, 142
Ontology
, 86
Open-endedness
, 146
“Openedness”
, 39
Ordering
, 105
Orders
, 70
Organization studies
borrowing and translating in
, 228–229
study of institution in
, 10–14
study of practice in
, 7–10
Organization-building
, 201
Organizational fields
, 185
Organizational institutionalism
, 2, 11–12
Organized activities, sets of
, 190
Oughtness
, 144–146
Overlap and permeability
, 181
Performance
, 63–64
of action
, 156n11
Performativity
, 108n25
of institutional logics
, 62–71
of values work
, 151–152
Permeability
, 181
Physics, The (Aristotle)
, 80
Poeisis
, 104
Politics
, 135–136
Power
, 111n58, 121
of practice
, 213–214
Practical intelligibility
, 50
Practical understandings
, 50, 85–86, 190–191
Practice plenum
, 125–126, 134
Practice theory (Schatzki)
, (see also Institutional theory), 2–3, 8–10, 36, 49–62, 189–190, 212–213, 221n1, 226–227, 235
avoiding tyranny of outcomes
, 231–234
conditions of possibility for fruitful borrowing
, 230–237
micro–macro connection
, 235–238
role of values in
, 142–149
Practice-driven institutionalism (PDI)
, (see also Religious institutionalism), 2, 4–6, 16, 19–20, 141, 189–190, 211, 221
borrowing and translating in organization studies and institutional theory
, 228–229
conditions of possibility for fruitful borrowing of practice theory
, 230–237
performativity of values work
, 151–152
and question of values
, 150–151
role of values in practice theory and institutional logics
, 142–149
values work and
, 149–153
Practices
, 1–2, 6, 58, 83–87, 182, 155n5, 164, 190–192
new empirical directions
, 18–20
in organizational institutionalism
, 3
powers of
, 213–214
study in organization studies
, 7–10
theorizing interface
, 14–18
Preliminary résumé
, 182–183
Procedural logic
, 33
Production
, 152
Professional development workshops (PDWs)
, 2–3
Property
, 77–78
Qua literature
, 213
Rationality criteria
, 172–174, 176
Recruiting practices
, 197–198
Referential totality
, 40
Refining practices
, 199–200
Regionalized zones of meanings
, 6, 16, 163, 182
Relevance
, 176
Religious institutionalism
, (see also Practice-driven institutionalism (PDI)), 87–105
being in Heidegger’s world
, 37–49
final cause
, 83
institutional logics
, 58–62
institutional property of property
, 75–80
performativity of institutional logics
, 62–71
practice and institution
, 83–87
practice theory
, 49–62
substance of institution
, 71–75
valueless values
, 31–37
Religious sociological institutionalism
, 30
Replicative practices
, 17, 192–193
Research in the Sociology of Organizations (Friedland)
, 217
Restless practices
, 17, 189–190, 192–193
collecting
, 196–198
of consulting
, 193–195
directing
, 196, 200–202
institutional change driven by
, 202
institutions, practices and change
, 190–192
selecting
, 196, 199–200
of standard-setting
, 195–196
supportive practices
, 197
Sachen
, 76
Scandinavian institutionalism
, 13
Schatzki, Ted
, 141, 3, 5, 8, 31
practice theory
, 36, 49–58
substance
, 73
Science in Action (Latour)
, 215
“Second beginning”
, 88–89
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
, 199
Sein und Zeit, (Being and Time)
, 37
Selecting practices
, 196, 199–200
Self-transformation
, 63n111
Self-willing
, 103
Shared meaning structures
gauging practices with institutionalist “concept box”
, 165–166
internal structure of zones of meaning
, 167–168
preliminary résumé
, 182–183
relationships between multiple zones of meaning
, 178–182
spheres of validity and rationality criteria
, 172–174
Shared zones of meaning
, 164
Site of the Social, The (Schatzki)
, 49, 143–144
normativity, oughtness, and acceptability
, 144–146
open-endedness, indefiniteness, and controversy
, 146
Social facts
, 177
Social Practices (1996)
, 49
Social science
, 122
Societal context
, 133
Societal logics
, 70, 108n33
Society, levels of
, 131–135
Socio-materiality of practice
, 10
Sociological genealogy
, 78
Sociology of Philosophies (Collins)
, 214
Specificity
, 175
Spheres of validity
, 172–174
Standard-setters
, 201
Standard-setting, restless practices of
, 195–196
Strategic Management Journal
, 194
Strategic Management Society
, 194
Strategy-as-practice
, 2
Strong process orientation
, 233–234
Sub-universes
, 167
Subject–practice–object constellations
, 82
Substance
, 110n41, 148, 220
of institution
, 71–75
Substantiation
, 81
Substantive representations
, 33
Supportive practices
, 197
collecting
, 196–198
directing
, 196, 200–202
selecting
, 196, 199–200
Surveying practices
, 199
Teleo-affectivity
, 30
Teleoaffective regimes
normativity, oughtness, and acceptability
, 144–146
open-endedness, indefiniteness, and controversy
, 146
Teleoaffective structure
, 51, 111n60, 166
Teloi
, 85–86
of practice
, 30
role in Schatzki’s practice theory
, 37
Telos
, 86
of change
, 189
Territorialization
, 152
Theology
, 36
“Thinking in values”
, 85
Thinking through Institutional Logics
, (see also Institutional logics), 147
gods of institutional life
, 147–148
ground of institutional logics
, 148–149
Timespace of Human Activity, The (Ted)
, 49, 110n47
Tolman, Edward
, 121
Total institution
, 178
Totality of involvements
, 40
Totem
, 79
Transcendence
, 102
Transcendent gods
, 148
Truth
, 38, 104–105
of being
, 39, 56
UK Stewardship Code
, 198
Ultimate values
, 170
UN Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI)
, 198
Unfolding rationality
, 33
Usability
, 41–42
Valuation
, 79–80, 152
Value(s)
, 32, 34, 61, 145
humanism
, 145
and institution
, 33
question of
, 150–151
rationality
, 147
role in practice theory and institutional logics
, 142–149
spheres
, 147–148
valueless
, 31–37
work and PDI
, 149–153
Violations of property boundaries
, 110n51
Vocabularies
, 172
Weber, Max
, 32
Wirkmacht
, 164, 176
World society theory
, 12
X-ing
, 50
Zones of meaning
appresenting core elements
, 171
characteristics of validity claims
, 174–177
identification and demarcation
, 168–169
internal structure of
, 167–168
and ordering capacity
, 169–171
relationships between multiple
, 178–182
- Prelims
- On Practice and Institution
- Toward a Religious Institutionalism: Ontologies, Teleologies and the Godding of Institution
- Forming Alliances
- Searching for Values in Practice-driven Institutionalism: Practice Theory, Institutional Logics, and Values Work
- Zones of Meaning, Leitideen, Institutional Logics – And Practices: A Phenomenological Institutional Perspective on Shared Meaning Structures
- Restless Practices as Drivers of Purposive Institutional Change
- “They’re Alive!”: Exploring the Intentionality of Institutional Logics, Their Variable Orientation Toward Jurisdictional Expansion, and the General Significance of their Internal Dynamics
- Practice-driven Institutionalism: A Path Toward a Fruitful Borrowing
- Index