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- Normative_isomorphism abstract "Normative isomorphic change is driven by pressures brought about by professions. One mode is the legitimization inherent in the licensing and crediting of educational achievement. The other is the inter-organizational networks that span organizations. Norms developed during education are entered into organizations. Inter-hiring between existing industrial firms also encourages isomorphism. People from the same educational backgrounds will approach problems in much the same way. Socialization on the job reinforces these conformities. Normative isomorphism is in contrast to mimetic isomorphism, where uncertainty encourages imitation, and similar to coercive isomorphism, where organizations are forced to changed by external forces.".
- Normative_isomorphism wikiPageID "42480734".
- Normative_isomorphism wikiPageRevisionID "604011010".
- Normative_isomorphism subject Category:Organizational_theory.
- Normative_isomorphism type Agent.
- Normative_isomorphism type Organisation.
- Normative_isomorphism type Organization.
- Normative_isomorphism type Agent.
- Normative_isomorphism type SocialPerson.
- Normative_isomorphism type Thing.
- Normative_isomorphism comment "Normative isomorphic change is driven by pressures brought about by professions. One mode is the legitimization inherent in the licensing and crediting of educational achievement. The other is the inter-organizational networks that span organizations. Norms developed during education are entered into organizations. Inter-hiring between existing industrial firms also encourages isomorphism. People from the same educational backgrounds will approach problems in much the same way.".
- Normative_isomorphism label "Normative isomorphism".
- Normative_isomorphism sameAs m.010fc47b.
- Normative_isomorphism sameAs Q16956910.
- Normative_isomorphism sameAs Q16956910.
- Normative_isomorphism wasDerivedFrom Normative_isomorphism?oldid=604011010.
- Normative_isomorphism isPrimaryTopicOf Normative_isomorphism.