Changing Capitalisms?: Internationalism, Institutional Change, And Systems Of Economic Organization

in Producing This Collection, Morgan (organizational Behavior, Warwick Business School, Uk), Whitley (organizational Sociology, U. Of Manchester, Uk), And Moen (culture, U. Of Oslo, Norway) Seek To Bring Together Two Strands Of Research Studying The Variability Of Institutional Systems In Developed Market Economies On The One Hand, And The Internal Generation Of Firm Competencies On The Other, In Order To Understand Dynamic Firm Capabilities In Contrasting Institutional Contexts. Over The Course Of 14 Chapters, Authors Construct Theoretical And Empirical Accounts Of How Institutions Emerge And Change And Consider How Firms Use And Reconstitute Institutional Settings, Especially In The Context Of Multinational Firms Operating Across Different Institutional Contexts. The Volume Concludes With Discussion Of Possible Future Developments In This Line Of Research. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, Or