State Formation, Ideological Competition, and the Ecology of Israeli Workers' Cooperatives, 1920–1992

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The New Institutionalism in Strategic Management (2002, background): “The effects of broader changes in public institutions are seen in Ingram & Simons’ (2000) analysis of the effect of the formation of the Israeli State on the failure rates of workers’ cooperatives in many industries.”
Organizational Forms and Multi-population Dynamics (2014, background): “How, then, does the new form challenge the old form, causing its demise? Conversely, if the new form has little identity overlap with or even poses a challenge to the old form, how can it be legitimated by the old form in the first place? Extant research suggests that if two organizational forms emb”
Navigating Social and Institutional Barriers to Markets: How Social Entrepreneurs Identify and Evaluate Opportunities (2006, background): “well-documented that access to trust networks (Uzzi, 1997), information, market knowledge, and other resources can enhance the survival of new ventures (Burt, 1992; Ingram and Simons, 2000).”
THE CHOICE-WITHIN-CONSTRAINTS NEW INSTITUTIONALISM AND IMPLICATIONS FOR SOCIOLOGY (2000, background): “The effects of broader changes in public institutions are seen in Ingram & Simons’ (2000) analysis of the effect of the formation of the Israeli State on the failure rates of workers’ cooperatives in many industries.”