Variations in organization science : in honor of Donald T. Campbell

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Variations in organization science : in honor of Donald T. Campbell

Joel A.C. Baum and Bill McKelvey, editors

Sage Publications, c1999

  • : pbk

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Includes bibliographical references and index

収録内容

  • Donald T. Campbell's evolving influence on organization science / Bill McKelvey and Joel A.C. Baum
  • The accidental entrepreneur : Campbellian antinomies and organizational foundings / Howard E. Aldrich and Amy L. Kenworthy
  • Interorganizational imitation : the hidden engine of selection / Anne S. Miner and Sri V. Raghavan
  • Types of variation in organizational populations : the speciation of new organizational forms / Hayagreeva Rao and Jitendra V. Singh
  • Blind (but not unconditioned) variation : problems of copying in sociocultural evolution / Elaine Romanelli
  • Selection processes inside organizations : the self-reinforcing consequences of success / Danny Miller
  • Whole-part coevolutionary competition in organizations / Joel A.C. Baum
  • Venture capital dynamics and the creation of variation through entrepreneurship / Philip Anderson
  • Suborganizational evolution in the U.S. pharmaceutical industry / Paul Ingram and Peter W. Roberts
  • On the complexity of technological evolution : exploring coevolution within and across hierarchical levels in optical disc technology / Lori Rosenkopf and Atul Nerkar
  • Evolution in a nested hierarchy : a geneology of Twin Cities health care organizations, 1953-1995 / Andrew H. Van de Ven and David N. Grazman
  • Static and dynamic variation and firm outcomes / Tammy L. Madsen, Elaine Mosakowski and Srilata Zaheer
  • Organizations as networks of actions / Brian T. Pentland
  • Evolutionary models of local interaction : a computational perspective / Alessandro Lomi and Erik R. Larsen
  • Self-organization, complexity catastrophe and microstate models at the edge of chaos / Bill McKelvey
  • Donald T. Campbell's methodological contributions to organization science / Martin G. Evans
  • What can management researchers learn from Donald T. Campbell, the philosopher? an exercise in hermeneutics / Margaretha Hendrickx
  • Toward a Campbellian realist organization science / Bill McKelvey

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内容説明

In my judgment this book in honor of Donald T. Campbell will be very influential and highly cited. . . . It will become a must read for Ph.D. students and scholars in strategy and organization theory. -Arie Lewin, Duke University "The topics in this volume are cutting edge, and the contributors are first-rate. The book is well anchored-Donald T. Campbell has had a profound influence on the field. Moreover, the book is well-conceptualized-socio-cultural evolution, co-evolution, methods modeling, and epistemology are key issues in organization science right now. -Michael Tushman, Harvard University If he were an assistant professor today, what would social science giant Donald T. Campbell be pursuing in the field of organization science? Joel A. C. Baum and Bill McKelvey explore this question in Variations in Organization Science. This volume reveals and celebrates Campbell's many contributions to organization science by presenting new variations that stem directly from his work. Rather than analyze Campbell's theories, the authors present ideas that Campbell might have pursued if he were currently a doctoral student. This volume is unique in its focus on coevolution and multilevel coevolutionary analysis, as well as in its range of subject matter from empirical studies to leading-edge epistemological discourses. Each of the book's four main sections focuses on a major aspect of Campbell's legacy: blind variation, selection, and retention; multilevel coevolution; process level analysis and modeling; and epistemology and methodology. In addition, the volume includes a Foreward by Barbara Frankel Campbell and an unusual Appendix: Donald Campbell's complete curriculum vitae. Variations in Organization Science should be on the top of the reading list for any organization scientist interested in organizational evolution, change, and competitiveness. This volume will also appeal to any scholar interested in the human and social capital base of firms and how organizational knowledge and learning work to provide the basis of competitive advantage.

目次

Foreword - Barbara Frankel Campbell Donald T Campbell's Evolving Influence on Organization Science - Bill McKelvey and Joel A C Baum PART ONE: BLIND-VARIATION-SELECTION-AND-RETENTION The Accidental Entrepreneur - Howard E Aldrich and Amy L Kenworthy Campbellian Antinomies and Organizational Foundings Interorganizational Imitation - Anne S Miner and Sri V Raghavan A Hidden Engine of Selection Types of Variation in Organizational Populations - Hayagreeva Rao and Jitendra V Singh The Speciation of New Organizational Forms Blind (but not Unconditioned) Variation - Elaine Romanelli Problems of Copying in Sociocultural Evolution Selection Processes inside Organizations - Danny Miller The Self-Reinforcing Consequences of Success PART TWO: MULTILEVEL COEVOLUTION Whole-Part Coevolutionary Competition in Organizations - Joel A C Baum Venture Capital Dynamics and the Creation of Variation through Entrepreneurship - Philip Anderson Suborganizational Evolution in the US Pharmaceutical Industry - Paul Ingram and Peter W Roberts On the Complexity of Technological Evolution - Lori Rosenkopf and Atul Nerkar Exploring Coevolution Within and Across Hierarchical Levels in Optical Disc Technology Evolution in a Nested Hierarchy - Andrew H Van de Ven and David N Grazman A Geneology of Twin Cities Health Care Organizations 1853-1995 PART THREE: PROCESS LEVEL ANALYSIS AND MODELING Static and Dynamic Variation and Firm Outcomes - Tammy L Madsen, Elaine Mosakowski and Srilata Zaheer Organizations as Networks of Actions - Brian T Pentland Evolutionary Models of Local Interaction - Alessandro Lomi and Erik R Larsen A Computational Perspective Self-Organization, Complexity Catastrophe and Microstate Models at the Edge of Chaos - Bill McKelvey PART FOUR: METHODOLOGY AND EPISTEMOLOGY Donald T Campbell's Methodological Contributions to Organization Science - Martin G Evans What Can Management Researchers Learn from Donald T Campbell, the Philosopher? An Exercise in Hermeneutics - Margaretha Hendrickx Toward a Campbellian Realist Organization Science - Bill McKelvey

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