2002
DOI: 10.1080/016396202320265319
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a new typology of deviance: integrating normative and reactivist definitions of deviance

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“…Using Heckert and Heckert's (2002) framework as a guide, we suggest that both under-and overconforming firm behaviors, if positively evaluated, lead to the construction of a firm as a celebrity. The reason for this is that nonconforming behaviors are more likely to attract media attention because they fit the definition of news as obtrusive events that deviate from expectations (Lippmann, 1922).…”
Section: Inviting Fame: How Firms Attract Media Attention Standing Oumentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Using Heckert and Heckert's (2002) framework as a guide, we suggest that both under-and overconforming firm behaviors, if positively evaluated, lead to the construction of a firm as a celebrity. The reason for this is that nonconforming behaviors are more likely to attract media attention because they fit the definition of news as obtrusive events that deviate from expectations (Lippmann, 1922).…”
Section: Inviting Fame: How Firms Attract Media Attention Standing Oumentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Others have argued the social milieu's positive or negative reaction to a behavior "labels" it as deviant (e.g., Becker, 1973). Heckert and Heckert (2002) combine these approaches in a two-by-two matrix that categorizes nonconforming behaviors as (1) "negative deviance" (what researchers most often refer to when they use the term deviance), which describes behaviors that underconform to norms and are evaluated negatively; (2) "rate busting," which refers to behaviors that overconform to norms but are evaluated negatively; (3) "deviance admiration," which refers to behaviors that underconform to norms but are evaluated positively; and (4) "positive deviance," which refers to behaviors that overconform to norms and are evaluated positively. Figure 1 depicts these categories of nonconforming behaviors.…”
Section: Inviting Fame: How Firms Attract Media Attention Standing Oumentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Aussi, et en s'appuyant sur la litté-rature relative à la déviance, il est possible d'affirmer que les démarches de performance, en remettant en cause les routines, habitudes et modes de fonctionnement traditionnels, et en cherchant à promouvoir de nouvelles normes, sont productrices, de manière délibérée, de déviances positives (au sens de Spreitzer et Sonensheim, 2004) censées servir l'intérêt de l'organisation. La volonté de s'écarter du modèle d'administration public traditionnel, d'introduire des principes de gestion fondés sur la responsabilisation, l'autonomie, la recherche de performance et d'efficacité, confère au réformateur le statut de déviant positif tel qu'il a été défini par Heckert et Heckert (2002). On retrouve cette idée à travers le concept d'entrepreneur ou d'entreprenariat public développé par Kim (2010) ainsi que Bernier et Hafsi (2007).…”
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“…In addition, the study showed that people often deviated from their behavior norms in the above three levels, because existed differences in individual moral ideology or social situation and other factors. Up/down far beyond/below a certain level of behavior norms, namely over/under-conformity behavior (Heckert and Heckert, 2002). And compared to conformity behavior, the media and the public were more incline to focus on the deviate behavior (Rindova et al, 2006).…”
Section: Csr Behavior and Social Normsmentioning
confidence: 99%