Complexity, identity and the value of knowledge-intensive exchanges

Article Abstract:

The author examines two knowing exchange value processes, knowing through a fad bandwagon and knowing through a learning bandwagon, and applies these processes to firms manipulating their network positions. The findings emphasize the importance of network embeddedness as a research subject.

France, Knowledge management, Business networks (Social groups)

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Symmetrical Absence/Symmetrical Absurdity: Critical Notes on the Production of Actor-Network Accounts

Article Abstract:

Actor-network theory is examined from five drivers: the exclusion and inclusion of actors, the nature of status and privileging, the treatment of both humans and non-humans, the role of power and politics in heterogeneous engineering, and the handling of structure and agency.

Management, Agency theory

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