Sources of legitimation and the formation and flexibility of group routines /
An underlying and often taken for granted process in the creation of social structure is legitimation - the process by which a social object is adhered to, deferred to, or supported even in the absence of obvious incentives to do so. A formal theory, which draws from theories of legitimation, expec...
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