Speaking for Human Being: Institutional Logics, Dragons, and the Supra-Human"

Journal of Organizational Sociology 2 (2):1-34 (2024)
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Abstract

This essay engages with the mounting published criticism of neo-institutionalism, but from the point of view of the institutional logical approach, one of its descendants. By addressing each of the main critiques: (1) institutional logical theory is tautological; (2) everything is institutional; (3) the absence of politics and power, and (4) its lack of a critical theory - the essay attempts to think how to build a theoretical apparatus able to engage with the current institutional crises of the world.

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Roger Friedland
University of California, Santa Barbara

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