Mercury meets Minerva

The Organizing of Scientific Fields: The Case of Corpus Linguistics

“…In the 1970s a number of European associations were created, first informally followed by increasing formalization and the creation of journals (Ref. 50, pp. 172 and 210).…”

The Organizing of Scientific Fields: The Case of Corpus Linguistics

“…In the 1970s a number of European associations were created, first informally followed by increasing formalization and the creation of journals (Ref. 50, pp. 172 and 210).…”

The Americanization of Nordic Management Education

“…From the 1930s and onward, this deviation from the Germans became even stronger as business administration became the core discipline in Nordic management education, with specialization comprising subdisciplines and with the introduction of more behaviorally oriented topics. This deviation was, in turn, largely a result of the inspiration from the United States discussed in the earlier section (see also Engwall, 1992).…”

“…The German dominance in the search for role models was not complete, however, the economists, such as Gustav Cassel and Eli Heckscher, would have preferred an Anglo-Saxon model because of the marginal revolution in economics breaking the earlier strong predominance of the German historical school (Engwall, 1992).…”

Creativity caged in translation: a neo-institutional perspective on crisis communication / La creatividad enjaulada en la traducción: una perspectiva neoinstitucional sobre la comunicación de crisis

“…By adopting -what is seen as -functional solutions, creating particular structures or recruiting professionals with certain competences, organisations search for stability, control and legitimacy. By implementing the concept of crisis communication, creating a crisis communication plan and appointing communicators with competences in crisis handling, organisations strive for security -intentionally as well as unintentionally (Engwall, 2009). This internalisation is more or less conscious, deliberate or done after an evaluation of different alternatives.…”

The Organizing of Scientific Fields: The Case of Corpus Linguistics

“…In the 1970s a number of European associations were created, first informally followed by increasing formalization and the creation of journals (Ref. 50, pp. 172 and 210).…”

The Americanization of Nordic Management Education

“…From the 1930s and onward, this deviation from the Germans became even stronger as business administration became the core discipline in Nordic management education, with specialization comprising subdisciplines and with the introduction of more behaviorally oriented topics. This deviation was, in turn, largely a result of the inspiration from the United States discussed in the earlier section (see also Engwall, 1992).…”

“…The German dominance in the search for role models was not complete, however, the economists, such as Gustav Cassel and Eli Heckscher, would have preferred an Anglo-Saxon model because of the marginal revolution in economics breaking the earlier strong predominance of the German historical school (Engwall, 1992).…”

Creativity caged in translation: a neo-institutional perspective on crisis communication / La creatividad enjaulada en la traducción: una perspectiva neoinstitucional sobre la comunicación de crisis

“…By adopting -what is seen as -functional solutions, creating particular structures or recruiting professionals with certain competences, organisations search for stability, control and legitimacy. By implementing the concept of crisis communication, creating a crisis communication plan and appointing communicators with competences in crisis handling, organisations strive for security -intentionally as well as unintentionally (Engwall, 2009). This internalisation is more or less conscious, deliberate or done after an evaluation of different alternatives.…”

The Organizing of Scientific Fields: The Case of Corpus Linguistics

“…In the 1970s a number of European associations were created, first informally followed by increasing formalization and the creation of journals (Ref. 50, pp. 172 and 210).…”

The Americanization of Nordic Management Education

“…From the 1930s and onward, this deviation from the Germans became even stronger as business administration became the core discipline in Nordic management education, with specialization comprising subdisciplines and with the introduction of more behaviorally oriented topics. This deviation was, in turn, largely a result of the inspiration from the United States discussed in the earlier section (see also Engwall, 1992).…”

“…The German dominance in the search for role models was not complete, however, the economists, such as Gustav Cassel and Eli Heckscher, would have preferred an Anglo-Saxon model because of the marginal revolution in economics breaking the earlier strong predominance of the German historical school (Engwall, 1992).…”

Creativity caged in translation: a neo-institutional perspective on crisis communication / La creatividad enjaulada en la traducción: una perspectiva neoinstitucional sobre la comunicación de crisis

“…By adopting -what is seen as -functional solutions, creating particular structures or recruiting professionals with certain competences, organisations search for stability, control and legitimacy. By implementing the concept of crisis communication, creating a crisis communication plan and appointing communicators with competences in crisis handling, organisations strive for security -intentionally as well as unintentionally (Engwall, 2009). This internalisation is more or less conscious, deliberate or done after an evaluation of different alternatives.…”