英文摘要 |
This paper draws on the perspectives of institutional entrepreneurship and strategy-as-practice to examine how actors engage with micro-level strategies to change or transform their institutional context. Empirically, we use the naturalistic inquiry approach and focus on the case study of ITRI’s development of Advanced Research Program during 1987-2009. Our conceptual framework is centered on the strategies of bricolage, brokerage, and communication (B.B.C.) that form a typology to explain processes of institutional entrepreneurship. |