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Reputation in organizational settings: a research agenda

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Kewell, Beth
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Within organization theory, reputation is something we have come to associate with embeddedness research. This short paper seeks to develop a research agenda for new reputational research that draws inspiration from, but also seeks to move beyond, the embeddedness thematic.

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Paper provided by The York Management School, University of York in its series The York Management School Working Papers with number 23.

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Date of creation: Jul 2006
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Handle: RePEc:wrc:ymswp1:23

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Keywords: institutions; organization theory; reputation; epistemology;

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