Embedding Multilevel Factors in an Organization Field Context W. Richard Scott Stanford University.

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Embedding Multilevel Factors in an Organization Field Context W. Richard Scott Stanford University

Expanding Levels of Analysis  organization structures as environments for individual behavior  organization structures as foci of study  organization sets  organization populations  organization fields

Expanding Scope of Variables  economic exchanges (transactions)  power and politics (intra- and interorganizational)  relational networks and systems  symbolic (cultural) systems  knowledge, resources and capabilities in an evolutionary perspective

Organization Field (definitions) Those organizations that, in the aggregate, constitute a recognized area of institutional life: key suppliers, resource and produce consumers, regulatory agencies, and other organizations that produce similar services or products. -DiMaggio & Powell 1991

Organization Field (definitions) The notion of field connotes the existence of a community organizations that partakes of a common meaning system and whose participants interact more frequently and fatefully with one another than with actors outside the field. -Scott, 1994

Components of Fields  Actors (individual and collective) -central, peripheral, and intermediate -established and emergent  Institutional logics -cognitive and normative -background (e.g., assumptions) and foreground (e.g., policies)  Governance structures -regulative and normative -organization-level and field-level

Advantages of Field over Levels Conception  stresses centrality of organizations  moves from generalized attributes to factors affecting specific actors in particular contexts (more customized)  heuristic  dynamic  gives equal attention to structural and cultural factors  accommodates tension between structures and actors  views fields as areas of contestation as well as cooperation.

Garbage Can Model of Decision- Making ( March and Cohen 1972) Decisions are strongly affected by:  who participates?  what constitutes a ‘choice opportunity’?  who decides what is a problem?  who determines what is a possible or adequate solution?

Contextualizing Multi-level Factors  laws & policies -affected by location of organization in field  time -extent of field structuration  interorganizational linkages -critical exchange partners  community context -demograpics  organization -number/specialty of cancer care providers