Dear Sushanta, another way of thinking
about theorization is to think of theorizing as telling a story about what was, or what is, or what could be.
Theorization within organizations is likely to be less formal, less structured, and less linear in practice.
Kim Boal
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On Mar 5, 2012, at 12:57 PM, "Sushanta Kumar Sarma" <
sushanta.k.sarma@GMAIL.COM> wrote:
> Hi,
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> Greetings !
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> I am writing this mail to seek guidance from the community.
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> My PhD work is on "theorization" ( Greenwood, Suddaby and Hinning, 2002) of adoption of divergent institutional logic by organizations in an emerging field. In this regard, it would be help if you can refer some empirical work in the area of "theorization".
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> with warm regards
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> Sushanta
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> Sushanta Kumar Sarma
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