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Orgheads know that I [heart] Theda Skocpol. I [heart] her because she’s a rockin’ dean. And I [heart] her because she’s a rockin’ historical sociologist. Gosh, there’s so… more →
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you've entered ... the skocpol zone!!!
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fabiorojas wrote 3 days ago: Orgheads know that I [heart] Theda Skocpol. I [heart] her because she’s a rockin’ dean. … more →
agentic organizational theory
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Eric Abrahamson wrote 3 weeks ago: A hello from Eric Abrahamson, Thanks Sean for introducing me, hello everyone, and thanks all of you … more →
value-neutral vs. conflict of values
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fabiorojas wrote 3 weeks ago: In sociology, it’s common to talk about value-neutral research. It’s an intuitive alter … more →
karl popper vs. the identification people
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fabiorojas wrote 1 month ago: Truth be told, I think Popper would have approved of the identification effort. How could the person … more →
surveying organizations can be a tricky thing
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fabiorojas wrote 1 month ago: Previously on orgtheory: counting organizations can be a tricky thing. The literature on surveying o … more →
writing ethnography for a wider audience
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katherinekchen wrote 1 month ago: So you’re thinking about writing up your research for a wider audience. How can you effectively com … more →
ethnography... what is it good for?
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katherinekchen wrote 1 month ago: In the comments of my last post about guides for conducting ethnography, Teppo raised the question o … more →
conducting ethnographic research
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katherinekchen wrote 2 months ago: In my previous posts, I’ve discussed the issues of analyzing “unusual” cases, gai … more →
sotomayor questions the corporate actor
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fabiorojas wrote 2 months ago: In her first hearing, Justice Sotomayor said something that startled a number of observers: During a … more →
Research, the IRB, and Risk: “known knowns,” “known unknowns,” and “unknown unknowns”
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katherinekchen wrote 2 months ago: Just over a decade ago, going through the IRB process seemed relatively new and simple: While in gra … more →
the two social sciences
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fabiorojas wrote 2 months ago: In general, there seem to be to two mindsets in the social sciences. The first I call “precisi … more →
analyzing “unusual” cases to understand larger phenomena
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katherinekchen wrote 2 months ago: Howdy, folks! I just flew back from the annual Burning Man event located in the Nevada Black Rock D … more →
azoulay bait: russian dolls and the identification movement
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seansafford wrote 3 months ago: The Economist airs some inter-disciplinary dirty laundry within the identification movement. On one … more →
A detour through health care reform
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Pierre wrote 3 months ago: Lots of good stuff in the comments about my post on the identification movement. I’ll take tha … more →
why the identification movement?
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Pierre wrote 3 months ago: I made three claims in my previous posts. First that economists were, as a group, much less wedded t … more →
two empirical cultures?
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Pierre wrote 4 months ago: Thanks to Sean for inviting me to contribute to orgtheory, a blog I read avidly. I am indeed an appl … more →
books are still awesome
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fabiorojas wrote 4 months ago: While driving around Indiana one day, I heard Glenn Beck get into an argument with a guest on his ra … more →
what can performativity do for you?
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Fabrizio Ferraro wrote 5 months ago: Hello Orgtheorists! I am new to blogging but I have been enjoying this blog for a while so I am real … more →
performativity: the future of economic sociology?
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Teppo wrote 5 months ago: The performativity literature has been getting lots of attention in organization theory and economic … more →
