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Sub-theme 36
Innovation and Institutions
Convenors:
Michael Lounsbury
University of Alberta School of Business, Canada
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Sarah Kaplan Wharton
University of Pennsylvania, USA
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Nelson W. Phillips
Tanaka Business School, Imperial College London, UK
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Location: UZA 1, Room: Großer Sitzungssaal
Ground rules: Each session will have a chair/discussion leader who will make short comments at the beginning of each session and seed discussion throughout; Each presenter should take no more than 15 minutes and use no more than 5 overhead slides to tantalize the group with provocative ideas and findings. We will allow approximately 10 minutes for discussion after each presentation, freeing more time for cumulative discussions at the end of each session. While most of you will not be formally charged with discussant duties, we still encourage you to read all the papers and come with youthful energy to engage in dialogue and help construct knowledge. We aim to make this a collaborative and participatory happening!
Session I: Thursday, July 5 – 11:00–12:30
Opening Salvos: Perspectives on Institutional Change |
Chair/Discussion Leader: Michael Lounsbury
Michael Lounsbury
Welcome and Introduction
Tammar B. Zilber
Maintaining the institutional order: Reconstructing the field of Israeli hi-tech after the bubble
Marc Schneiberg
Local innovation in response to multiple, competing logics: Neoliberalism and change
of form in the US savings and loan field
Session II: Thursday, July 5 – 14:00–15:30
Institutional Innovation |
Chair/Discussion Leader: Ann Westenholz
Meng Zhao and Marc J. Ventresca
Institutional innovation: Beyond 'novelty with consequence' to 'clumsy solution'
Miia Martinsuo and Päivi Lehtonen
Institutional transformation through temporary organizing: Comparison of two approaches
Bas Koene and Shahzad Ansari
Institutional entrepreneurship in an evolving organizational field – A longitudinal perspective. The development of temporary work industry in The Netherlands from
1960 to 2005
Session III: Friday, July 6 – 9:00–10:30
Emergence of New Technologies in Health Care |
Chair/Discussion Leader: Peer Fiss
Kim Field
When incremental innovation is radical: The 'access to medicines' campaign and the case
of Indian generic drugs
Sanjay Jain
Building legitimacy for novel technologies: The case of WARF and human embryonic stem cell technology
Stéphane Guérard and Ann Langley
Shifting logics of legitimation in the diffusion of complex onnovations
Session IV: Friday, July 6 – 11:00–12:30
Emergence of New Technologies in Other Settings |
Chair/Discussion Leader: Rudolphe Durand
Claire Auplat
Innovation and institutional entrepreneurship in nanotechnology
Kamal Munir, Matthew Jones, Wanda Orlikowski, Jochen Runde and Lynne Nikolychuk
From photos to pixels: Re-conceptualizing innovation in institutional theory
Bettina Wittneben and Danang Voestermans
Framing the need to innovate – The case of the European Union Strategy on Biofuels
Session V: Friday, July 6 – 13:45–15:15
Value Creation: The Symbolic Dimension |
Chair/Discussion Leader: Marc Ventresca
Micki Eisenman
Aesthetic innovation: Changing institutional logics in standardized high-technology industries
Davide Ravasi and Violina Rindova
Building and deploying intangible assets in symbolic value creation
Peer C. Fiss and Mark Thomas Kennedy
The framing of new markets
Session VI: Saturday, July 7 – 9:00–10:30
Inside Organizations and Institutions |
Chair/Discussion Leader: Sarah Kaplan
Kenneth Amaeshi, Harry Scarbrough and Robert Moore
Institutionalisation process of collaborative product development practices in EU aerospace sector: A discourse analytic perspective
M. Barrett, P. Constantinides and E. Oborn
Institutional working and service Innovation in UK cancer care delivery
Rodolphe Durand and Berangere Szostak-Tapon
When firms reinforce institutional orders?
Session VII: Saturday, July 7 – 11:00–12:30
Creating New Institutions and Finale |
Chair/Discussion Leader: Nelson Phillips
Jeannette Colyvas
Emergence of technology transfer at Stanford
Ann Westenholz
Cannibalizing your own business? Commercialization of an open source software 'TYPO3'
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Final Discussion
Seeded by Zilber & Schneiberg
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