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Understanding the application of Actor-Network Theory in the process of accounting change
... of network participants who may be external to an organization such as consultants or government departments or who may not be at a senior managerial level can provide richer insights into the how the accounting ...
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Network theories for technology enabled learning and social change: Connectivism and actor network theory
... These points of contact between ANT and Connectivism have not, so far, been explored in dialogue and writings by the key writers on Connectivism. Figure 2 shows us that ANT has much more substantial body of writing ...
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Actor-Network Theory
... of actor–network, even though it has a history of its own), they show that the technology, as a whole, extends beyond its materiality proper and includes its uses and the content that is created in those ...
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On Actor Network Theory
... An actor-network analysis of information systems innovation may well be described as an ethnography but one that develops themes that conceptualise people and artefacts in terms of socio-technical networks, ...
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Is Actor Network Theory Critique?
... ‘If I were you, I would abstain from frameworks altogether. Just describe the state of affairs at hand’ (Latour, 2005: 144). In this essai, we have argued that the use of ANT in organization studies fails to contribute ...
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Satirical and Romantic Stories about Organisational Change. Actor Network Theory and Action Research
... place, it is a more worthy project, and moreover it may yield insights in the literature about resistance to change. Conclusion Controversies around organisational changes, known as actor network ...
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An Actor-Network Approach to the Gezi Protests.
... this network of human and non- human agents act together to cause a change in Turkish ...this network in which prior and persistent symbols of the Gezi movement are ...multi-layered network by ...
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Actor network theory in food safety
... the network and help to observe how a group of actors can be brought together around a particular ...in actor networks and resistance to change therefore, stability of network is threaten by ...
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Actor Network Theory and adult education
... If you can, with a straight face, maintain that hitting a nail with and without a hammer, boiling water with and without a kettle, fetching provisions with or without a basket, walking in the street with or without ...
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ACTOR INTERACTION IN POLICY NETWORK THROUGH SOCIAL NETWORK ANALYSIS
... social change independent of actors‟ will, belief systems and values by graphically representing individual actors as “nodes” and links with other actors as ...
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Opening the Black Box of Climate Change Science: Actor-Network Theory and Rhetorical Practice in Scientific Controversies
... Actor-Networks and the Rhetoric of Scientific Controversy Despite ANT’s canonical stature in STS, its presence in rhetoric of science publica tions is virtually nonexistent and its influence in the Communication ...
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THE ACCOUNTING IMPRINTS OF STRATEGIC CHANGE, ACTOR-NETWORK THEORY IN MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING. Salla Siivonen, And. Esa Puolamäki
... and actor-network ...it. Actor-network theory emphasises the association between entities which are not recognizable as social in the ordinary ...In actor- network theory human ...
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IT service management improvement - actor network perspective
... ‘my view was if you don’t give people the context of change, i.e. you don’t help them to understand what we’re trying to do, and what the processes are, and why we need them, then you’ll never get their buy-in.’ ...
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IT service management improvement - actor network perspective
... ‘my view was if you don’t give people the context of change, i.e. you don’t help them to understand what we’re trying to do, and what the processes are, and why we need them, then you’ll never get their buy-in.’ ...
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Conventions, the great transformation and actor network theory
... such change as well? How do material objects connect to immaterial elements or discursive practices? One way to explore this is through the concept ‘investments in forms’, which connects conventions to the tools ...
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Understanding Curriculum: An Actor Network Theory Approach
... A somewhat different area of contention surrounded the Centre attendance policy itself. Here there were other human actors in addition to the teachers, students, and administrators, in that curriculum policy changes ...
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Actor-Network Theory and Inter-Organizational Management Control
... Interviews can be used as the main data source of data for understanding the ANT and management accounting change phenomenon due to their effective means of understanding organizational processes (Patton, 2002). ...
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The Actor-Network Theory in the Context of Place-Based Pedagogy
... The same term “paradigm” was permanently introduced into the scienti Þ c research dictionary by Thomas Kuhn, who saw it primarily as a certain scien- ti Þ c community (understood as beliefs adopted by a given group of ...
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Introduction to Stochastic Actor-Based Models for Network Dynamics
... the change process into its smallest possible components, thereby allowing for relatively simple ...other actor reciprocated and formed a reciprocal ...(ties change one by one) is an assumption which ...
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Actor-Network Theory's contribution to the accounting literature: a critical appraisal
... a change in the way we construct our social world? Law (2003) argued that “to say that there is no fundamental difference between people and objects is an analytical stance” ...heterogeneous network of ...
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