Titlebook: Knowledge and Institutions; Johannes Glückler,Roy Suddaby,Regina Lenz Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 20

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Regional Innovation Transitionsonomic geography offer only partial explanations, and that the divergent outcomes observed are better accounted for by different institutional factors that he labels the “relational infrastructure” of the two regions.

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Institutions and the Thirst for ‘Prestige’ Transport Infrastructureequence of this trend has been a proliferation of ‘white elephants’ of dubious economic and social value. Regions with a better government quality, by contrast, have invested more in less ‘glitzy’, but more necessary infrastructure projects with better economic results.

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Studying Entrepreneurship as an Institutionrnance. Drawing on existing literature, they offer a number of hypotheses about conditions that are likely to be associated with group-level variation in each of these dimensions, and the impact of such variations on organizational outcomes.

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Gastronomic Societies in the Basque Countrycultural peculiarities of the Basque Country and its culinary geography and history. The chapter concludes with an attempt to contextualize the phenomenon of the gastronomic society, particularly in relation to the unique position that the . occupies as an institution between the public and the private sphere.

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Know Thy Place: Location and Imagined Communities in Institutional Field Dynamicsces of location and of the local and global more generally. Place is therefore not given. It is used by institutional actors in different, sometimes contradictory ways, in their abiding efforts to define their identity as part of institutional work.

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