Institutional Innovation and Change in Value Chain Development

Ritchie, Holly A.

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“…Gender played a notable role as a female researcher, enhancing the intimacy of the study discussions and dynamics of trust. Furthermore, to minimise potential cultural barriers and distrust as a foreigner and non-Muslim, the author drew on several years of experience in an Islamic context (Ritchie, 2016). This included deliberately dressing and behaving fairly conservatively, drawing on progressive references from the Koran where relevant, and ensuring critical reflexivity, that is, being ‘conscious’ of (author own) biases (Ritchie, 2019).…”

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“…This advances Giddens’ theory of structuration (Giddens, 1984) by maintaining that agents and structure remain distinct and ‘casually interactive’, in an evolutionary ‘critical realist perspective’ (Hodgson, 2004: 435). At a micro-level, the interaction of actors warrants particular attention (Battilana et al, 2009; Ritchie, 2016), that is, how diverse actors may engage in change processes; and the role of strategic agency (Beckert, 1999), that is, how actors draw on their power to support or resist change. Close associations of new norms with ideology (Ter Haar, 2011) and culture, for example local beliefs and values, can facilitate adoption and transmission of new norms, influencing their diffusion (Redmond, 2003) and institutionalisation (Boettke et al, 2008).…”

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An institutional perspective to bridging the divide: The case of Somali women refugees fostering digital inclusion in the volatile context of urban Kenya

Ritchie

2022

New Media & Society

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This article examines the growing influence of Informational Communication Technologies (ICTs) in less certain refugee contexts and the role of civil society groups. Drawing on an empirical case study of Somali refugees in Kenya, the article explores the grassroots use of ICTs by refugee women and local socio-economic dynamics in processes of inclusion. Adopting a micro-institutional perspective, the discussion looks at the emerging influence of mobile technology on refugee women’s precarious norms related to mobility and work, and the evolution of new digital norms. The article highlights the strategic role of women’s groups and proactive group members as ‘institutional entrepreneurs’, in aiding levels of ICT adoption among group members, motivated by connection, protection and collective enterprise, with potential effects far beyond the group. In a transitory and fragile refugee context however, constraints on civil society may lead to the exclusion of more isolated populations without formal institutional support.

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An institutional perspective to bridging the divide: The case of Somali women refugees fostering digital inclusion in the volatile context of urban Kenya

Ritchie

2022

New Media & Society

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“…It is important to understand institutional processes which is highlighted through the impact they have on daily operations. According to Ritchie (2016), organizations can shape human behaviour; thus, companies should focus on how they manage change in their establishments and the impact it on people. Using the same principle, the complexity of connections and interactions between institutions implies that to facilitate organizational change and integration, the institutions have to have a sufficient understanding of each element.…”

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Tax Policy - Integrating Investment Tax Allowance and Corporate Governance by Institutionalisation Process: A Conceptual Paper

Alimon

Azmi

2023

JEB

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This paper presents the conceptual perspective on integration of investment tax incentives program and corporate governance through institutional process in the government inspiration of building sustainable economic environment. The concept is to enhance the tax policy by shifting the conventional view of investment tax incentives program and corporate governance to shared tax policy between government and government towards the inspiration. The shift is to support government tax revenue system capability generate sufficient revenue to finance socio-economic development activities.

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“…La construcción de tipologías de la gobernanza territorial se basa en los tipos de liderazgo de Weber (2012), los cuales permiten superar las limitaciones de las tipologías normativas que abordan la realidad de manera estática y/o dicotómica, indicando lo qué es óptimo o no en términos de modelos rígidos de la acción colectiva (Ostrom, 2015;Álvarez-Icaza, 2014;Ritchie, 2016).…”

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Tipologías de la gobernanza territorial en la pesca de langosta espinosa en las reservas de la biósfera de Sian Ka'an y Banco Chinchorro, Quintana Roo, México

Velázquez Durán,

Rosales Ortega

2023

SyA

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El objetivo del artículo consiste en construir tipologías de las dinámicas de la gobernanza territorial en torno a la organización de la pesca de langosta espinosa en las reservas de la biósfera de Sian Ka'an y Banco Chinchorro, en Quintana Roo, México. Con base en el estudio de la organización social y las redes que los pescadores construyen con actores externos, elaboramos tres tipologías de gobernanza que explican las diversas trayectorias de desarrollo de las seis comunidades de pescadores que se ubican en las dos reservas: 1) la gobernanza participativa e incluyente se construye en ambientes de confianza que permiten procesos de toma de decisiones más equitativos y la construcción de instituciones sólidas para la preservación del recurso langostero; 2) la gobernanza excluyente y en conflicto se caracteriza por tener capacidades limitadas para la cooperación y la acción colectiva, lo cual se expresa en acuerdos poco democráticos e instituciones frágiles para la conservación ambiental; y 3) la gobernanza en transición hacia la inclusión se presenta en territorios donde se está reconstruyendo el tejido social comunitario para generar una cultura de la pesca responsable. Concluimos que la construcción de tipologías de gobernanza ayuda a comprender la complejidad de los procesos de negociación que resultan en una gran variedad de arreglos institucionales y trayectorias de desarrollo de las organizaciones de pescadores a escala local.

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Institutional Innovation and Change in Value Chain Development

Cited by 6 publications

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An institutional perspective to bridging the divide: The case of Somali women refugees fostering digital inclusion in the volatile context of urban Kenya

An institutional perspective to bridging the divide: The case of Somali women refugees fostering digital inclusion in the volatile context of urban Kenya

Tax Policy - Integrating Investment Tax Allowance and Corporate Governance by Institutionalisation Process: A Conceptual Paper

Tipologías de la gobernanza territorial en la pesca de langosta espinosa en las reservas de la biósfera de Sian Ka'an y Banco Chinchorro, Quintana Roo, México

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