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Organizational sociology

the view that institutions rest on regulative rules backed by sanctions, normative values and obligations, and taken-for-granted cultural-cognitive understandings.

In organizational sociology, three pillars of institutions refers to the view that institutions rest on regulative rules backed by sanctions, normative values and obligations, and taken-for-granted cultural-cognitive understandings. This meaning comes from Scott (1995) in Institutions and organizations.[1]

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  1. Scott, W. R. (1995). Institutions and organizations. Sage Publications, Inc. Open Library record

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