1st Edition
Organizations, Institutions, and Intellectual Norms An Analytical Philosophy View of Institutional Change
Part I: Propositions
Chapter One. Institutions, their micro-foundations, and institutional change
Chapter Two. To act for reasons and to have such reasons justified
Part II: Empirical substantiation
Chapter Three. The justification of antitrust reform
Chapter Four. The intellectual norm of fairness and the question of economic inequality
Chapter Five. Bankruptcy law and the intellectual norm of truth
Chapter Six. Institutions are made, not given: Institutions change if and when intellectual norms are recognized or reformulated
Biography
Alexander Styhre is Chair of Management and Organization, Department of Business Administration, in the School of Business, Economics and Law at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden.
