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245 00 Towards a comparative institutionalism :|bforms, dynamics
and logics across the organizational fields of health care
and higher education /|cedited by Rómulo Pinheiro, Lars
Geschwind, Francisco O. Ramirez, Karsten Vrangbæk.
250 First edition.
264 1 Bingley, UK :|bEmerald Group Publishing Limited,|c[2016]
264 4 |c©2016
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490 1 Research in the sociology of organizations ;|vvolume 45
505 0 Front Cover; Towards a Comparative Institutionalism: Forms,
Dynamics and Logics Across the Organizational Fields of
Health Care and Higher Education; Copyright page;
Contents; List of Contributors; Editorial Advisory Board;
Part I: Setting the Stage; Foreword; The Value in
Comparing Organizational Fields and Forms; Introduction;
Health Care and Higher Education as Study Fields;
Hospitals and Universities as Organizations and
Institutions; About this Volume; Towards Embracing a
Comparative Institutionalism; Acknowledgements;
References; Part II: Field level dynamics.
505 8 Higher Education and Health Organizational Fields in the
Age of "World Class" and "Best Practices"Introduction;
Underlying Assumptions; The Transformation of Universities
and Hospitals into Organizations; Universities; Hospitals;
Summarizing and Sketching Future Research Directions;
Notes; References; Reformed or Deformed? The Unending
Renewal of the Public University between Unintended
Consequences and Unexpected Challenges; Introduction; The
Differentiation of Ideas of Change; Three Frames of Change
in Comparison; Discussion; Conclusions; Acknowledgments;
References.
505 8 Comparing the Institutionalisation of Performance
Management Schemes for Hospitals in Denmark, Germany and
EnglandIntroduction; Theoretical Perspectives on the
Translation of PM Ideas within Health Care; Methods;
Descriptive Analysis of PM Schemes; General
Characteristics of the Field-Level Translation of PM Ideas
in the Three Countries: Templates and Institutional
Contexts; How Are the Rationales Behind the Three Schemes
Constructed?; How Are Data Used for PM?; Conclusion and
Discussion: Current Trends in Institutional Translation of
PM within Health Care; References.
505 8 Part III: Institutional Logics in Health Care and Higher
EducationStrategic and Enforced Logics Hybridization: An
Agency View within French Hospitals and Universities;
Introduction; Theoretical Background; Institutional Logics
and Logics Hybridization; An Agentic Perspective on Logics
Hybridization; Research Field and Methodology; The
Research Field; The Hospital Case; The University Case;
The Rationale for Comparison; The Research Methodology;
Analysis of the Case Studies; The University Case Study;
Overview on Hybridization and Local Solutions for
Controversies.
505 8 The Various Forms of Logics HybridizationAgentic Behavior
Facing the Implementation of the 2007 Reform?; The
Hospital Case Study; Hybridization and Local Solutions for
Controversies; The Logics Hybridization; Agentic Behavior
Facing the Implementation of the 2009 Reform?; Discussion;
Specific Modes of Decoupling Sustaining Overarching
Hybridization; Two Roles for Managing Boundaries: The
"Translator-Actor" versus the "Closure-Actor"; Conclusion
and Further Research; Notes; Acknowledgment; References.
520 The volume examines ongoing dynamics within the
organizational fields of health care and higher education,
as seen from an institutional theory perspective. To date,
few studies have attempted to compare developments across
these two critical societal sectors and actors.
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