Note: Page numbers followed by “n” with numbers indicate notes.

Abduction

, 121

Abstract

, 67

Academic Health Science Centres (AHSCs)

, 274

activation

, 281

aligning with dominant discourse

, 287

aligning with existing field elements

, 290

aligning with highly legitimate actors

, 290–291

bundling with field elements

, 284

contextual design of solution

, 282

data collection and analysis

, 278–280

dormancy

, 284–285

engaging key stakeholders

, 287–288

to English healthcare

, 277–278

framing organizational form as solution

, 282–284

gaining support and mobilizing forces

, 287

garbage can model of translation

, 280

methodology

, 277

microfoundations of institutions

, 275–276

microfoundations of translation

, 274–275

mobilizing symbolic resources

, 288–289

NHS

, 286–287

reactivation

, 286

Ten Key Principles

, 281–282

theoretical background

, 275

transition between phases

, 291–292

translation in institutional theory

, 276–277

Accessibility to information

, 51, 53, 55

Action-formation mechanisms

, 340

Action-oriented metaphors

, 312

Actors

, 130, 243

in institutional explanations

, 343–348

Adelie penguins

, 99

Administrative actions

, 262

Adult volunteers

, 146

“Africa”

, 89

Afterschool and summer programs

, 148

Agency

, 63–64

role of conventions of narrative necessity in constitution of

, 79–80

Agential realism

, 214–215

Aggregation

, 341

Alberta Oil Conservation Board

, 51

Alberta oil sands

, 42, 44–46

data sources and analysis

, 46–50

development timeline and selected hearings

, 45

Alternation

, 87–88, 97–99

Amplification

, 87–88, 99–101

Analytic approach

, 217–218

Analytical independence

, 111

Analytical process

, 114

Analytical skills

, 170, 172–174, 183–185

Arab oil embargo (1973)

, 52

Argumentation theory

, 4–7

Arguments

, 4–5

and macro–micro divide

, 11–13

methodological considerations

, 16–17

and nature of taken-for-grantedness

, 7–11

and political dynamics of institutions

, 13–16

structure

, 5

Toulmin Model of Argument

, 5–7

Arthur Andersen

, 177

Artificial intelligence (AI)

, 110, 113

Association of Academic Health Centers (AAHC)

, 284

Associations

, 111

Atheoretical discipline

, 110

Attachment

, 307–308

emotions

, 306

Audio storytelling

, 92

Audit

, 145, 151

culture

, 151

Autocatalysis

, 338

Backing

, 6, 11–12

ratio measure

, 13, 17

Backstage

, 160–162

Baldwin Place Synagogue

, 225–226

Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee (BRAC)

, 174

Banking logics

, 250–251

Bardic vision

, 69

Behavior

, 212

Behavioral conformity

, 10

Benefits/costs, distribution of

, 52, 54, 56

“Big data” methods

, 110

Big Five

, 177

Bizarre potentials

, 195, 202

Black boxing interaction

, 332

“Blue Planet II, The”

, 89

“Blue Planet, The”

, 89–90

“Blue-chip” films

, 87, 89

Boudon–Coleman diagram

, 322

Boundary work

, 245

Bourdieusian perspective

, 130

empirical illustration

, 133–138

field to fields

, 132–133

and Giddens on relation of micro and macro

, 131

implications of switching between fields

, 137–138

praxeology

, 131

rules of game in tax field

, 133–137

theoretical framework

, 130–133

theory of action

, 131–132

Breach

, 68, 76

Bridging levels of analysis

, 12–13

British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)

, 87

executive producer

, 90

Natural History Unit

, 87

Brothers Karamazov, The (Dostoevsky)

, 77

Bureaucratic nonprofits

, 423–424

By-product metaphor

, 308–309

Canada’s tar sands

, 54–55

Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP)

, 45

Canonical genre

, 76

Canonicity

, 68

Capitalism

, 343

Capitals

, 131–132

Carbon trading

, 30

Career narratives

, 64, 68, 70–78

Causal coherence

, 68, 76

Causation, inter-level

, 400

Centrifugal forces

, 361

Centripetal forces

, 361

Character frame

, 195–196, 200–201

Christ Church

, 219, 222–224

Civic engagement projects

, 148

Civil Rights Act

, 424–425

Claims

, 6

Clean Air Act

, 52

Clean Water Act

, 52

Climate change

, 103

Co-constitutive approach

, 354–355

Coda

, 67

Coercive religious and social memberships

, 412

Cognition

, 212

Cognitive legitimacy

, 7

Cold Lake

, 53

Coleman diagram

, 401, 404

Coleman-Boudon diagram

, 340

Coleman’s model of social scientific explanation

, 413

Collective identity

, 213

Collectives

, 401

Colquitt’s procedural justice framework

, 43

Communication

, 10, 212

Community

, 146

assets

, 162

Compartmentalization

, 75

Competing demands

, 86, 88

Competitive alternation

, 97

Complexity

, 144–145

Complicating action

, 67

Computational Linguistics

, 110

Computational text-analytic methods

, 111–112

Computer Science (CS)

, 110

Conceptual metaphors

, 300–301, 306, 326

attachment

, 307–308

implications for empirical research

, 313

individuals as determinant

, 309–310

institutions as determinant

, 308–309

metaphors role in theory development

, 302–304

micro-foundations of institutional theory

, 301–302

in microfoundations of institutional theory

, 304–306

organizational scholars

, 299–300

role of emotions

, 310–311

selecting metaphors for micro-foundations of institutional theory

, 312–313

theoretical contributions to micro-foundation debate

, 311–312

Conferences of the Party (COP)

, 24–25

plenary statements

, 29

Configuration theory

, 362

Congruence

, 112

“Connectionist” justification

, 147

Conservation

, 103

Constitution Act

, 52

Contemporary institutional theory

, 371–372

Contemporary institutionalism

, 317–318

Contemporary micro-institutional research streams

, 380–381

Content analysis

, 16

Contract organization

, 258, 262

for arranging public services provision

, 260–262

Control variables

, 398

Conventions of narrative

, 65

Conversation analysis

, 111

Corporate giving

, 136

Corporate social responsibility (CSR)

, 136, 144

Corporate volunteering

, 144

Corporation

, 146

Correlational analysis

, 111

Counterfactual situations

, 8

Course in General Linguistics (1956)

, 111

Critique

, 25

and actor positions over time

, 34–35

critical tests as forms of

, 28, 36

in UN Climate Policy

, 32–34

Cross-level projects

, 359

Cultural activity

, 412

Cultural artifacts

, 86

Cultural capital

, 132, 134

Cultural toolkit

, 146

Cyclic steam stimulation (CSS)

, 53

Data

, 6

analysis

, 46–50

ratio

, 17

sources

, 46–50, 216–217

structure for meta-frames

, 47

textual

, 110–111

verbal

, 92

Decision-making processes

, 51, 53, 55–56

Decoupling

, 148, 163

Deforestation

, 30

Deinstitutionalization

, 9–10, 381

Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu

, 177

“Demand-side” processes

, 258

Development logics

, 250–251

Diffusion

, 276

Dimensionality reduction

, 116–117

Dirty fuel

, 54

Dirty gasoline

, 54

Disadvantaged youth volunteers

, 149

Disavowing but mobilizing taboo background knowledge

, 155–158

Discounted cash flow model (DCF model)

, 6

Discourse

analysis

, 16

in institutional processes

, 65–66

Discovery channel

, 90

Distant reading

, 110

Distinctiveness

, 78–79

Distributive justice

, 43

Diversity

, 158

Diversity programs

, 425–426

Domain knowledge

, 113

Domestication process

, 303

Dormancy

, 284–285

“Drama and majesty” of nature

, 87, 89

Dutch Golden Age

, 427

Eastern European Jewish

, 225–226

Echo-chamber effect

, 309

Echo-chamber metaphor

, 309–310

Economic

capital

, 132, 134–135

development

, 343

environments

, 399

experts

, 42

logic

, 395

Effective tax rate (ETR)

, 133

Electric Vehicle industry (EV industry)

, 109, 115

Embeddedness

, 301, 304

Embodiments

, 24–25

Emission targets

, 30

Emotional amplification

, 309

Emotions

, 89, 103, 213

Empathic skills

, 170, 172, 174–175, 185–186

Empirical partaking

, 120

Empowered action

, 417

Empowered actorhood

, 416

Empty signifiers

, 160

Energy Resources Conservation Board (ERCB)

, 51, 53

English healthcare, AHSC to

, 277–278

Enthusiastic means-ends decoupling

, 151–155

Enthusiastic small-talk as simulacrum of intimacy

, 158–159

Entrepreneurial firms

, 9, 17

Environment(al)

, 43–44

issues

, 87, 89, 103

NGOs

, 30

Ernst & Young

, 177

Error cascades

, 383

Esso Resources oil development

, 53–54

Ethnic groups

, 213

Ethnicity

, 212

Evaluation

, 67, 69

Event-history analysis

, 111

Existential tests

, 27–28, 30–31, 33, 35

Explanandum

, 398

Explanans

, 398

Extensive archival research

, 278

External critique

, 37

Extraction process

, 113

Fairness

, 41

aspects of legitimacy

, 42

and containment/expansion framings

, 48–49

data structure for meta-frames

, 47

Federal Government Challenges Provincial Jurisdiction (1973–1989)

, 52–54

framings

, 45, 50

indigenous people’s conceptions of

, 44

invocations

, 50

methodology

, 44–50

as microfoundation of moral legitimacy

, 43–44

Oil Sands Challenges Conventional Oil (1960–1972)

, 51–52

Oil Sands Development Outpaces Conventional Oil (1990–2010)

, 54–56

Family

, 146

“Family lunch” situation

, 195

“Family-like” relationship with disadvantaged youth

, 159

Fantasy

, 307

Fed Chair

, 10, 17

Federal Clean Air Act

, 52

Federal Government Challenges Provincial Jurisdiction (1973–1989)

, 52–54

Field

, 131–132

frame

, 280

invariant

, 16

Field-configuring events

, 24

Field-level dynamics

, 299, 302

Field-level isomorphism

, 375

Filtering features of original organizational form

, 283

Financial experts

, 42

Flaming

, 75–76

“Flat” or “simple” ontology

, 111

Floating signifiers

, 160

Focal actor in narrative analysis

, 70

Formal mentorship programs

, 426

Formalization mechanisms

, 251

Foundations (see also Microfoundations; Macrofoundations)

, 305–306

signal

, 403

Frame Analysis (1974)

, 111

Frames

, 195, 199, 279

character

, 195–196, 200–201

field

, 280

layered situational

, 201–202

multiple

, 200

natural

, 208n2

role

, 195–196, 200

situational

, 195

Framing skills

, 170, 173, 175, 186–187

Frontstage

, 160–162

Frozen Planet

, 89–90

Future perfect

, 151, 162–163

General Motors (GM)

, 115

Generalities

, 160

Generalization

, 118–119

Giddens’ structuration

, 131

Giga-project

, 54

Gioia method

, 116, 118

Global partnership

, 33

Glocalization

, 417

Glue metaphor

, 307

Goffman’s theory

, 199–200

“Green” orders of worth

, 44

Greenhouse gas emissions (GHG emissions)

, 45

Grounded methods

, 111

Habitus

, 131–132

Harkness Fellowship program

, 282

Hegemony

, 14–15

Heterogeneity

, 380

High-level plenaries

, 29–30

High-stakes COPs

, 30

Human individual

, 415–416

Human intentionality

, 68

“Human Planet”

, 89

Human resources (HR)

, 413

Humans

, 214

Humans live across institutions

, 202

“Hunt, The”

, 89

Hybrid organizations

, 163

Hybrid role

, 243, 247

Ideal-type “logics”

, 147

Identity

, 43

narratives

, 66

role of conventions of narrative necessity in

, 78–79

Imitation process

, 277

Imperial Oil Esso Hearing

, 53

Implicit strategy of firm

, 119

In situ–refining operation

, 46

In-house professionals

, 258

Individual-level heterogeneity

, 396

Individualism

, 261

Individuals as determinant

, 309–310

Inevitable performative effect

, 80

Influence

, 246, 362

Informant’s agentic self

, 65

Informational justice

, 43

Inhabited institutionalism (see also Integrative institutionalism)

, 319, 326

contemporary institutionalism

, 317–318

mesosociological approach

, 326–332

micro

, 322–326

problem of methodological individualism

, 321–322

reason for micro turn

, 319–321

social interaction

, 318–319

time and space as levels of sociological analysis

, 324

Inhabited institutions approach

, 205–207

Injustice

, 44

Institution(al)

, 3, 7–16, 24–25, 27, 246, 323, 395

alternatives

, 38

bureaucratic nonprofits

, 423–424

complexity at two levels

, 13

conflicts

, 89

construction of micro-social reality

, 414–417

creation and maintenance

, 24

critique

, 25–28

demands

, 88

as determinant

, 308–309

diversity programs

, 425–426

Dutch Golden Age

, 427

entrepreneur

, 172

entrepreneurship

, 358

field

, 129, 130, 132

formal mentorship programs

, 426

industrial relations and personnel departments

, 425

intrapreneurs

, 251

maintenance and change

, 4

micro and macro arguments

, 420–421

micro-social accounts

, 419–420

micro-social research

, 420

microfoundations

, 170, 213

models for department organization

, 421–422

norms

, 24–25

opacity

, 424

organizational openness and transparency

, 423

pattern

, 261

processes

, 214, 338

scholars

, 11, 215–216

structures

, 373

theory of institutional politicization

, 15–16

trajectory

, 259, 264–265, 267–268

types

, 362

vacuum

, 202

work

, 24, 274–275, 344

Institutional analysis

, 88–89

of situations

, 206

Institutional change

, 258, 380

occupation gains capacity for

, 268–269

of public services provision

, 259–262

Institutional dynamics

, 86, 344

micro-foundations of

, 244–246

of North End

, 218–229

Institutional entrepreneurs’ skills

, 170

analytical skills

, 170, 172–174, 183–185

concept for microfoundational research

, 171

empathic skills

, 170, 172, 174–175, 185–186

framing skills

, 170, 173, 175, 186–187

implications

, 178–179

methodology

, 172

organizational skills

, 170, 173, 176–177, 189–190

tactical skills

, 170, 173, 177–178, 191

timing skills

, 170, 173, 178, 192

translational skills

, 170, 173, 175–176, 188

unpacking

, 172–173

Institutional logics

, 38, 146, 163–164, 194, 196, 202–204, 242–243

approaches

, 147–148

cross-level model of

, 332

implications for research on micro-foundations of

, 204–205

and layered situational frames

, 201–202

micro-foundations of

, 196–198

perspective

, 146

studies of

, 145

Institutional mission

, 264–265

Institutional theory

, 64, 66, 86, 130, 132, 241, 244, 275, 320, 344–346, 378, 410

American school of

, 276

micro-foundations of

, 302

microfoundations of

, 338

translation in

, 276–277

Institutional theory of organizations

, 258–259

Institutionalism

, 356–357, 361

Institutionalization

, 9–10, 276, 375, 377, 381, 383

Institutionalizing place

analytic approach

, 217–218

census and map sources

, 237

Christ Church

, 219, 222–224

data sources

, 216–217

Eastern European Jewish and Baldwin Place Synagogue

, 225–226

institutional dynamics of North End

, 218

institutionalizing process meaning of North End as Place

, 230

Irish and St. Mary’s Church

, 224–225

Italians and St. Stephen’s Church

, 226–229

material practices and material forms

, 214–216

methods

, 216

microfoundation of place

, 212–213

North End temporal sequences from data triangulation

, 220–221

people and buildings

, 218–219

religious buildings sources

, 238–239

“Institutions First” heuristic

, 404

Instrumental legitimacy

, 43

Integration social enterprises

, 251

Integrative institutionalism (see also Inhabited institutionalism)

, 354, 364n1

argument

, 359–363

co-constitutive approach

, 354–355

foundations of institutions

, 353–354

fracture in family

, 357–359

illustrious genealogy

, 356–357

micro-foundational movement

, 355–356

Integrative medicine (IM)

, 251

Integrative theorization

, 359–360

Interactionist fallacy

, 327

Interactions

, 323

black boxing

, 332

order

, 323

situated

, 196, 199, 202–204

social

, 42, 205–207, 318–319

Interdependencies

, 103

Internal Combustion Engine (ICE)

, 115

Internal critique

, 37

Internet firms

, 9

Interpersonal justice

, 43

Interviews

, 278

Intra-level causation

, 400

Investment metaphor

, 309

Iranian revolution

, 52

Iran–Iraq conflicts

, 52

Irish and St. Mary’s Church

, 224–225

Isomorphism

, 277, 375

Isonymism

, 277

Isopraxism

, 277

Italians and St. Stephen’s Church

, 226–229

Joint service provision with private firms

, 266–267

Justice

, 42–44

distributive

, 43

indigenous people’s conceptions of

, 44

informational

, 43

interpersonal

, 43

organizational justice studies

, 58

procedural

, 43

Key stakeholders engagement

, 287–288

Knowledge discovery

, 113

KPMG

, 177

Kyoto Protocol

, 30, 54

Labov’s structural elements

, 76

Language

, 3, 14, 66, 300

recursivity of

, 111–113

Langue

, 121

Layered situational frames

, 201–202

Layered social ontology

, 400

Leadership-driven gradual institutional change

embodying new practices in organizational governance

, 265–266

establishing and managing joint service provision

, 266–267

microfoundations model of

, 262, 264

multilevel model of

, 263

redefining institutional mission

, 264–265

Legitimacy

, 42, 293, 376–377, 383

cycles

, 44

expansion

, 381

fairness aspects of

, 42

stretching

, 381

Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered people (LGBT people)

, 70

LexisNexis

, 58n2

Liberal society, micro-foundational aspiration in

, 412–414

“Life of the Mammals, The”

, 90

Life stories

, 64, 68, 89

London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)

, 176

Machine learning (ML)

, 110, 113

Macro arguments

, 420–421

Macro institutional forces

, 214

Macro-analysis of media-related texts

, 117

Macro-collective mapping

, 11

Macro-cultural lens

, 244

Macro-dynamics

, 354

Macro-foundations

, 354, 403–404, 414–417

Macro-level meanings

, 12

Macro–micro divide

, 11–13

Mainline

, 80–81n1

Major premise

, 5

Management scholars

, 44

Material

, 212

culture

, 215–216

forms

, 214–216

practices

, 214–216

Materiality

, 214

MaxQDA

, 46

Mechanistic explanation

, 400

Melting icebergs

, 87, 101

Mesosociological approach

, 326–332

Meta-analyses

, 360

Metaphors

, 300

role in theory development

, 302–304

Metaphysical pathos

, 320, 322, 345

Methodological individualism

, 342, 404

problem of

, 321–322

Micro approach

, 322–326

Micro arguments

, 420, 420–421

Micro-individual

, 11

Micro-institutional dynamics, underspecified role of narrative in

, 65–67

Micro-institutional inquiry

, 374

future directions for

, 381–384

Micro-institutional process

, 372

contemporary micro-institutional research streams

, 380–381

decomposition to recomposition

, 382

future directions for micro-institutional inquiry

, 381–384

micro-institutional roots

, 375–376

social-psychological foundations

, 376–380

thinking in multi-mechanism framework

, 372–375

Micro-institutional roots

, 375–376

Micro-interactionist research

, 207n1

Micro-level

activities

, 12

institutional work

, 245

political processes

, 260

processes

, 322

Micro-social

empirical and theoretical analyses

, 409

foci

, 411

institutional construction of micro-social reality

, 414–417

processes

, 409–410

research

, 420

Micro-Social Theory and Research

, 410–412

Microchauvinism

, 321

Microcoding

, 117

Microfoundations

, 108, 111–113, 301–302, 339–341, 353–354, 372, 393–394, 403–404, 409

approach

, 169–170, 243–244, 258

aspiration in liberal society

, 412–414

challenges and opportunities in research

, 109–111

conceptual metaphors in

, 304–306

definitional issues

, 401–403

emerging approaches to micro-foundations

, 244–246

implications for research

, 204–205

of institutional logics

, 196–198

institutional theory

, 241–242

of institutional theory

, 302, 338, 347

of institutions

, 129–130, 170, 212, 260, 275–276, 320

links to existing microfoundations scholarship

, 404–405

minimal view

, 394–401

model of leadership-driven gradual institutional change

, 262–267

of moral legitimacy

, 42–44

to multi-level casual processes

, 341–343

multi-level causal pathways and actor

, 343–348

negotiations

, 42

power and managing tensions among logics

, 246–247

of public services provision

, 259–262

selecting metaphors for micro-foundations of institutional theory

, 312–313

sources of power and managing tensions

, 247–252

theoretical contributions to micro-foundation debate

, 311–312

thinking

, 340–342

Microinstitutionalism

, 319, 321

Micro–macro divide

, 26–27, 109

Microprocesses

, 338–339

Microreductionism

, 342

Microsociology

, 323

Microstudies

, 108

Mimetic isomorphism

, 375

Minor premise

, 5

Mix-and-match hiring approach

, 250

Mixed-methods

challenges and opportunities in microfoundations research

, 109–111

empirical model

, 112

narrative analysis

, 91, 103

RA framework

, 111–120

Moral code

, 51, 53, 55

Moral legitimacy

fairness as microfoundation of

, 43–44

microfoundations of

, 42

Moral shock

, 44

Multi-level casual processes

microfoundations to

, 341–343

pathways in institutional explanations

, 343–348

Multimodal analytical approach

, 103

Multimodal research methods

, 313

Multiple dimensions

, 111–113

Multiple frames

, 200

Multiple institutional logics

, 242–243

Mutual attention

, 203

Narrative(s)

, 86

accomplishment

, 64

conventions of narrative necessity in narratives of self

, 67–69

findings

, 70–78

form

, 64, 79

mode of thought

, 64

research context and methods

, 69–70

role of conventions of narrative necessity

, 78–80

sensemaking in organizations

, 66

strategies

, 102

structure

, 64

underspecified role of narrative in micro-institutional dynamics

, 65–67

National Energy Program

, 52

National Health Service Foundation Trust (NHS FT)

, 286

National Historic Landmark (NHL)

, 217

National Register of Historic Places (NRHP)

, 217

Natural frames

, 208n2

Natural Language Processing (NLP)

, 110–111

“Nature’s Great Events”

, 89

Navigation techniques

, 144

disavowing but mobilizing taboo background knowledge

, 155–158

enthusiastic means-ends decoupling

, 151–155

enthusiastic small-talk as simulacrum of intimacy

, 158–159

floating signifiers

, 160

frontstage and backstage

, 160–162

future perfect

, 162–163

institutional logics

, 146–148

methods

, 148–150

and unintended consequences

, 152–153

in youth programs’ complex environments

, 150–151

Neo-institutional theory

, 345

Neo-institutionalism

, 357

Network of Youth Organizations (NOYO)

, 149

New Institutionalism (NI)

, 318

Non-disadvantaged youth

, 149

Non-governmental organizations (NGOs)

, 24, 30, 174

Non-profits

, 143, 149

Normative argumentation theory

, 5

Novel computational methods

, 110

NVivo 10

, 46

Occupation gains capacity for institutional change

, 268–269

Oil Sands Challenges Conventional Oil (1960–1972)

, 51–52

Oil Sands Development Outpaces Conventional Oil (1990–2010)

, 54–56

Old North Church (see Christ Church)

On Critique (Boltanski)

, 27

Opacity

, 424

Open-coding process

, 280

“Orders of worth” approach

, 147

Organization(al)

actors

, 87

behavior researchers

, 43

environments

, 399

ethnographies

, 323

expansion of

, 415

form

, 163

governance

, 260–261, 265–266

hybridity

, 246

institutional theory

, 345

institutionalism

, 258, 363

justice studies

, 58

leadership

, 375

legitimacy

, 359

openness and transparency

, 423

scholars

, 42, 299–300, 304

scholarship

, 37

skills

, 170, 173, 176–177, 189–190

storytelling

, 88

symbols

, 86

theory development processes

, 302–304

Organized events as sites for studying institutional critique

, 25–28

Orientation

, 67, 357

Outsourcing public services

actors

, 259–260

contract organization for arranging public services provision

, 260–262

institutional trajectory formation as strategy for gradual institutional change

, 267–268

microfoundations and institutional change of provision

, 259

microfoundations model of leadership-driven gradual institutional change

, 262–267

occupation gains capacity for institutional change of organizations

, 268–269

Selnick’s institutional theory of organizations

, 258–259

Parole

, 121

Particularity

, 68, 76

Patterns

, 323

recognition

, 117–118

Performance metaphor

, 307

Performative accomplishment

, 64

Performative function

, 27

Performativity

, 66

Personal myths

, 68

Personal narratives

, 68

Phatic talk

, 158

Philanthropy

, 136

rules of game in

, 136

Place

, 212, 215, 218

scholars

, 215

“Planet Earth II”

, 89

“Planet Earth”

, 89

Political activity

, 412

Political dynamics

, 259, 264

of institutions

, 13–16

Political experts

, 42

“Post-development” effects

, 54

Power

, 14–15, 243–244

among logics in everyday work

, 246–247

hybrid role

, 247, 249–250

socialization practices

, 250–252

sources and managing tensions in conduct of professional work

, 247

used to manage tension of multiple logics

, 248

Practical reasoning

, 338

Practice driven institutionalism

, 276

Practice work

, 245

Practice-driven institutionalism

, 148, 245

Preaching

, 87

Precipitating learning dynamics

, 264

Prescription

, 308

Presentation of Self in Everyday Life, The (1956)

, 111

“Prevention programs” for “at-risk youth”

, 145–146, 148

PricewaterhouseCoopers

, 177

Primacy of micro

, 401

Procedural justice

, 43

Process theology

, 74

“Professional lunch” situation

, 195

Professional paradigms

, 78

Propriety judgments

, 11

Proscription

, 308

Protestantism

, 343

Public

administration professionals

, 258–259, 262

bureaucracy

, 258, 260–261, 264–266

justifications

, 147

service organizations

, 258

“Pure semantic systems”

, 27

Qualifier

, 6

Qualitative comparative analysis (QCA)

, 360–362

Quantitative analysis

, 96–97

Rabbinicalism

, 79

Radical critique

, 36–37

Rational actor model

, 345

Rationalization

, 277

Reality tests

, 27–28, 30–33

Rebuttal

, 6, 15

Reconciliation

, 228

Recoupling

, 163

Recursive analysis (RA)

, 108, 110

analytical process

, 114

case study

, 115–120

framework

, 111–120

implications

, 119–120

Recursivity

, 109

of language

, 111–113

Reductionism

, 404

Referentiality

, 68, 76

Reflexivity

, 68–69, 76

Reinsurance trading

, 88

Relational legitimacy

, 43

Religion

, 146, 202, 206, 212–213

Resolution

, 67

Resonance

, 67–68

Rising sea levels

, 30

Ritual

, 24–25, 27, 32

Ritualization of action

, 37

Role frame

, 195–196, 200

Routines

, 379–380

“Rules of game”

, 11–16

in philanthropy field

, 136

in tax field

, 133–137

Scandinavian institutionalism

, 358

Scandinavian school

, 276

Secondary analysis

, 118

Self-coherence

, 78–79

Self-identity

, 63–64, 66, 78–80

Self-narratives

, 65–66

Self-worth

, 43

Sensemaking

, 66, 76

Sentence-level relationships

, 118

Sentiment alternation

, 97, 99

Sexual discrimination

, 425

Shared culture

, 214

Shared emotional energy

, 203

Shared images

, 78

“Shark”

, 89

Silence, meaning of

, 10–11

Simulacrum

, 158

Situated interactions

, 196, 199

transformative role of

, 202–204

Situational experience

, 196, 198–199, 202–204

as gestalt of layered frames

, 199–201

“Situational fit” points

, 195, 198

Situational frames

, 195

Situational mechanisms

, 340

Skeuomorphs

, 175

Social

activity

, 412

capital

, 132, 134, 136

enterprise

, 144

facts

, 302

influence

, 378–379

influence research

, 383

institutions

, 111

interactions

, 42, 205–207, 318–319

movement scholars

, 11, 44

practice theory lens on microfoundations

, 131

psychologists

, 11

science explanation

, 398

Social situations

, 194–195, 198, 208n4

situated interactions

, 196, 199

situational experience

, 196, 199

Social Theory and Modern Sociology (1987)

, 111

Social-psychological foundations

, 376

legitimacy

, 376–377

routines

, 379–380

social influence

, 378–379

trust

, 377–378

Socialization practices

, 243, 250–252

Societal issues

, 103

Societal values

, 262

Sociological analysis

, 324–325

Sociomateriality

, 214–215

Sophisticated quantitative methods

, 319

Space

, 52–54, 56

Spectacularization

, 87

Spiritual quest

, 76–78, 80

Squealing tires

, 92

St. Mary’s Church, Irish and

, 224–225

St. Stephen’s Church, Italians and

, 226–229

Stakeholders “pull down” macro-level orders-of-worth

, 44

State

, 146, 213

Static metaphors

, 312

Storytelling

, 86

exemplary coding

, 93–95

findings

, 97–101

institutional analysis and

, 88–89

mixed-method narrative analysis

, 91

qualitative analysis

, 92–96

quantitative analysis

, 96–97

research context

, 89–91

sample and data collection

, 91

sample description

, 91

Structural differentiation

, 243

Structuration

, 108

Super-landmark series

, 89

“Supply-side” processes

, 258

Sustainable development

, 30

Symbolic interactionism

, 205–206

Symbolic resources mobilization

, 288–289

Symbolic systems

, 244

Syncrude hearings

, 51

Tactical skills

, 170, 173, 177–178, 191

Taken-for-grantedness

, 7–11, 15

Tar sands

, 46

Tax field, rules of game in

, 133–137

Technical standards

, 51, 53, 56

Technology

studies

, 214

transfer

, 420–422

Technology/practice scholars

, 215

Temporal institutional work

, 294

Temporality

, 164

Ten Key Principles

, 281–282

Tensions

, 103

Tensions management

in conduct of professional work

, 247–252

with logics everyday work

, 246–247

Text analysis

, 113, 116

Textual data

, 110–111

Thematic coherence

, 68, 76

Theoretical constructs generation

, 118–119

Theoretical dependence

, 111

Theory

of communication

, 109

development

, 119

theory-driven proposal

, 149

Time

, 52–54, 56, 293–294, 400

Timing skills

, 170, 173, 178, 192

Tiny publics

, 426

Total hearing in 2010

, 55

Total quality management (TQM)

, 9

Toulmin Model of Argument

, 5–7, 14, 16–17

Transformational mechanisms

, 340

Transformative mechanism

, 346

Translation

in institutional theory

, 276–277

process model

, 280, 293

theories

, 294

work

, 275

Translational skills

, 170, 173, 175–176, 188

Transnational climate policy

, 29

Trigger metaphor

, 309

Trust

, 377–378, 383

Truth tests

, 27–28, 30–32, 35

“Types of situations”

, 201

Typifications

, 160

Typified situations

, 195, 206

UK National Health Service (NHS)

, 265, 274

United Nations (UN)

, 24

critique forms in UN Climate Policy

, 32–34

United Nations Climate Change Summits

, 24

empirical context and method

, 29–31

findings

, 32–35

organized events as sites for studying institutional critique

, 25–28

United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)

, 24–25

COPs

, 29

process

, 30

quotes for test types in UNFCCC COP plenary addresses

, 31

relative weight of test types in UNFCCC COP plenary addresses

, 34

Uses of Argument, The (Toulmin)

, 5

Validity judgments

, 11

Valuation metrics

, 9

Verbal data

, 92

Verbal storytelling

, 92, 101

Verisimilitude

, 67–68

Visual storytelling

, 92

Voice-overs

, 92

Warrant

, 6

Wildlife documentaries

, 87

filmmaking

, 89

producers

, 90

“Word embedding” tools

, 118

Youth

civic projects

, 144–145

leadership

, 150

navigation techniques in youth programs’ complex environments

, 150–151

organizations

, 30