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There is broad overlap between the tags for “institutional” and “organizational” in the CI Studies Bibliography. While “institutional” (and “neoinstitutional”) approaches to organizations and their infrastructures are not necessarily the same as organization-studies, business-studies, and organizational-technology approaches, a hot spot of contemporary research in these fields is precisely the unstable relation of similarity/difference between institution and organization. There is much research, for example, on the way institutional conventions infused with social, cultural, symbolic, and other factors (housed in part in infrastructure and technology) impact organizational structures and their infrastructures and technologies.
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