SOM theme G Cross-contextual comparison of institutions and organizations The paper investigates organizational boundary spanning from the point of view of neighborhood relations. Neighborhood is defined with the closeness of organizations' resource utilization patterns. The key resource is the clientele's demand for organizational outputs (products, party programs, membership, etc.). Demand is characterized qualitatively by n taste descriptors that span an n-dimensional resource space. Organizational niche boundaries may take different forms and size. To avoid niche overlap over boundaries, organizations can configure in the resource space in different clusterings. Which are the densest arrangements that allow for the coexistence...
Organizational ecology models of market dynamics emphasize the competition-inducing role of inter-or...
Resource partitioning theory claims that “Increasing concentration enhances the life chances of spec...
Social networks can be embedded in an n-dimensional space, where the dimensions may reveal or denote...
The paper investigates organizational boundary spanning from the point of view of neighborhood relat...
This article gives a new explanation for generalist and specialist organizations' coexistence in cro...
In some organizational applications, the principle of allocation (PoA) and scale advantage (SA) oppo...
In this paper we argue that patterns of organizational niche overlap and nonoverlap influence the or...
Although the concept of niche has been extremely useful in sociological theory and research, some as...
Departing from the population-level emphasis of density dependence research in organizational ecolog...
This article examines the effects of crowding in a market center on rates of change in organizationa...
Niche width theory, a part of organizational ecology, predicts whether “specialist” or “generalist” ...
In some organizational applications, the principle of allocation (PoA) and scale advantage (SA) oppo...
By the logic of many theories of organization, the dominance of large firms in an industry should hi...
Organizational ecology models of market dynamics emphasize the competition-inducing role of inter-or...
Resource partitioning theory claims that “Increasing concentration enhances the life chances of spec...
Social networks can be embedded in an n-dimensional space, where the dimensions may reveal or denote...
The paper investigates organizational boundary spanning from the point of view of neighborhood relat...
This article gives a new explanation for generalist and specialist organizations' coexistence in cro...
In some organizational applications, the principle of allocation (PoA) and scale advantage (SA) oppo...
In this paper we argue that patterns of organizational niche overlap and nonoverlap influence the or...
Although the concept of niche has been extremely useful in sociological theory and research, some as...
Departing from the population-level emphasis of density dependence research in organizational ecolog...
This article examines the effects of crowding in a market center on rates of change in organizationa...
Niche width theory, a part of organizational ecology, predicts whether “specialist” or “generalist” ...
In some organizational applications, the principle of allocation (PoA) and scale advantage (SA) oppo...
By the logic of many theories of organization, the dominance of large firms in an industry should hi...
Organizational ecology models of market dynamics emphasize the competition-inducing role of inter-or...
Resource partitioning theory claims that “Increasing concentration enhances the life chances of spec...
Social networks can be embedded in an n-dimensional space, where the dimensions may reveal or denote...