2016
DOI: 10.1504/ijscm.2016.079631
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Patterns of employment of Bourdieu's social practice theory in strategy as practice research

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“…Individual, as well as combinations of, concepts of Bourdieu's theory have been employed for, among others, understanding how new entrepreneurs entering a field gain legitimacy (De Clercq and Voronov, 2009;Gomez, 2015), to complement research on entrepreneurial resourcing (Keating et al, 2013), to understand networking practices in seeking growth opportunities (Anderson et al, 2010), to explore transnational entrepreneurs' internationalisation strategies (Patel and Conklin, 2009;Terjesen and Elam, 2009), as well as for understanding entrepreneurial careers (Zikic and Ezzedeen, 2015) and academic entrepreneurship at the meso and macro levels (e.g., Ikeatuegwu and Dann, 2016;Adamides, 2018). However, overall, in management and entrepreneurship literature, Bourdieu's system of concepts is more frequently referred to than actually used (Karfaki and Adamides, 2016).…”
Section: The Practice Turn In Entrepreneurship Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Individual, as well as combinations of, concepts of Bourdieu's theory have been employed for, among others, understanding how new entrepreneurs entering a field gain legitimacy (De Clercq and Voronov, 2009;Gomez, 2015), to complement research on entrepreneurial resourcing (Keating et al, 2013), to understand networking practices in seeking growth opportunities (Anderson et al, 2010), to explore transnational entrepreneurs' internationalisation strategies (Patel and Conklin, 2009;Terjesen and Elam, 2009), as well as for understanding entrepreneurial careers (Zikic and Ezzedeen, 2015) and academic entrepreneurship at the meso and macro levels (e.g., Ikeatuegwu and Dann, 2016;Adamides, 2018). However, overall, in management and entrepreneurship literature, Bourdieu's system of concepts is more frequently referred to than actually used (Karfaki and Adamides, 2016).…”
Section: The Practice Turn In Entrepreneurship Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In that sense, the RMs as agents have been offered LDP to build their capacity to resist-that is, to review their current practice as leaders and reflect on how through personal changes made they may be in a better disposition, in order to guarantee their stake in the field (response to the CQC rating) and the outcomes of their leadership role. However, conversely, those who have been involved in generic workshops with no individually designed content may continue to struggle to pursue a better position in the field beyond their current position and habitus (Karfaki & Adamides, 2016). Their adoption of a transactional LDP choice focused on leader-centric attributes and behaviours of individual leaders is akin to the traditional qualifying experience of the sector.…”
Section: Regularities and Dispositionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The conception of disposition plays out In the ASC sector which is the practice setting and which Bourdieu refers to as the field (1984). Fields are the place where agents struggle for position taking (Karfaki & Adamides, 2016). In ASC at macro level, successive governments have promoted a person‐centred version of care via market‐driven managerialism and a rationalised audit approach.…”
Section: Theoretical Drivers For the Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Adamides, E. and Karfaki, E. (2016). 'How initiatives renew operations strategy and its linkage to competitive strategy: A micro-level perspective', International Journal of Services and Operations Management, forthcoming. Karfaki, E. and Adamides, E. D. (2016).…”
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confidence: 99%