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Institutions, cognition, and language: the cultural meaning of corporate responsibility between global homogeneity and local variation

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Beteilige Person:	Goldenstein, Jan 1986- (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Hochschulschrift/Dissertation Buch
Sprache:	Englisch
Veröffentlicht:	Jena 25.5.2016
Schlagwörter:	Hochschulschrift
Links:	http://www.gbv.de/dms/zbw/866448772.pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=029311495&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA
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adam_text	TABLE OF CONTENTS......................................................................................................................... ILL LIST OF FIGURES................................................................................................................................VI LIST OF TABLES................................................................................................................................ VII CHAPTER 1 INSTITUTIONS, COGNITION, AND LANGUAGE OUTLINE O F A THEORETICAL, M ETHODOLOGICAL, AND EM PIRICAL RESEARCH A GENDA ................... 1 OUTLINE OF THE OVERARCHING STRUCTURE.......................................................................................... 2 COGNITION, INSTITUTIONS, AND WORDS: A SHORT TRIP DOWN MEMORY LANE.....................................3 COGNITION AND INSTITUTIONS.......................................................................................................... 3 COGNITION AND WORDS.................................................................................................................. 6 SUMMARY CHAPTER 2 - EMBODIED INSTITUTIONS: THE COGNITIVE GROUNDING OF INSTITUTIONS AND WORDS IN NEW INSTITUTIONALISM........................................................................................... 8 RESEARCH QUESTIONS................................................................................................................. 8 MAIN RESULTS.............................................................................................................................9 THE ANALYSIS OF CULTURAL MEANING: A LINGUISTIC APPROACH....................................................... 11 ESSENTIAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR A LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF MEANING ........................................... 11 SUMMARY CHAPTER 3 - COMPUTATIONAL LINGUISTIC CONTENT ANALYSIS: THE STUDY OF TEXTUAL DATA WITH NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING................................................................................. 13 RESEARCH QUESTIONS................................................................................................................13 MAIN RESULTS........................................................................................................................... 14 THE CULTURAL MEANING OF CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY BETWEEN GLOBAL HOMOGENEITY AND LOCAL VARIATION............................................................................................................................... 15 THE RESEARCH OBJECT CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY .................................................................. 15 SUMMARY CHAPTER 4 - THE RESPONSIBILITY OF CORPORATIONS AS CULTURAL CONSTRUCTION: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF GERMANY, THE UNITED KINGDOM, AND THE UNITED STATES, 1950-2012.16 RESEARCH QUESTIONS AND METHOD...........................................................................................16 MAIN RESULTS........................................................................................................................... 17 SUMMARY CHAPTER 5 - THE GLOBALLY AND LOCALLY EMBEDDED MEANING OF CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY............................................................................................................................ 18 RESEARCH QUESTIONS AND METHOD...........................................................................................18 MAIN RESULTS........................................................................................................................... 18 CHAPTER 2 EMBODIED INSTITUTIONS THE COGNITIVE GROUNDING O F INSTITUTIONS AND W ORDS IN N EW INSTITUTIONALISM .............. 20 COGNITION AND WORDS IN NEW INSTITUTIONALISM ............................................................................ 21 POTENTIALS THROUGH NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN COGNITIVE SCIENCE ............................................... 21 THE OLD COGNITIVE PERSPECTIVE IN NEW INSTITUTIONALISM........................................................23 OUTLINE OF THE ARGUMENT........................................................................................................... 24 A WORKING DEFINITION OF INSTITUTIONS........................................................................................... 27 THE COGNITIVE FOUNDATION OF INSTITUTIONS.................................................................................... 29 ELEMENTS OF THE COGNITIVE FUNDAMENT: SITUATIONS, CONCEPTS, AND WORDS ........................... 29 APPLICATION: COGNITIVE ACQUISITION AND ENACTMENT OF INSTITUTIONS.......................................34 THE COGNITIVE GROUNDING OF COLLECTIVE INTENTIONALITY.........................................................34 THE COGNITIVE GROUNDING OF NORMS...................................................................................... 35 111 THE COGNITIVE GROUNDING OF CONTENT....................................................................................37 BRINGING THE ELEMENTS TOGETHER: INSTITUTIONS AS SPECIFIC CULTURAL CONCEPTS ..................... 38 LINKING COGNITIVE CONCEPTS AND WORDS, INSTITUTIONS AND INSTITUTIONAL W ORDS ....................... 39 THE OTHER WAY AROUND: HOW SITUATIONS AND WORDS ACTIVATE INSTITUTIONS .............................. 41 DISCUSSING INSTITUTIONS IN A CTION................................................................................................. 42 CHAPTER 3 COMPUTATIONAL LINGUISTIC CONTENT ANALYSIS THE STUDY O F TEXTUAL D ATA WITH NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING.........................................49 INTRODUCTION....................................................................................................................................50 UNITS OF LCA ANALYSIS.................................................................................................................. 52 COMPUTATIONAL LINGUISTIC CONTENT ANALYSIS (CLCA).................................................................54 NLP AS THE FOUNDATION OF CLCA............................................................................................ 54 NLP T OOLS................................................................................................................................ 55 CLCA ARCHITECTURE................................................................................................................... 59 TECHNICAL DETAILS.................................................................................................................. 59 REALIZING THE UNITS OF LCA ANALYSIS WITH NLP..................................................................61 DEMONSTRATION EXAMPLE................................................................................................................62 ILLUSTRATING RESULTS......................................................................................................................... 64 DISCUSSION AND PERSPECTIVE...........................................................................................................72 CLCA APPENDIX........................................................................................................................... 75 NLP PIPELINE............................................................................................................................ 75 REPRESENTATION OF NLP OUTPUT................................................................................................ 77 ANALYSIS OF WORD TREES............................................................................................................77 CHAPTER 4 THE RESPONSIBILITY OF CORPORATIONS AS CULTURAL CONSTRUCTION A COMPARATIVE STUDY O F GERMANY, THE U NITED KINGDOM, AND THE UNITED STATES, 1 9 5 0 -2 0 1 2 ....................................................................................................................................79 INTRODUCTION....................................................................................................................................80 WORLD POLITY, RESPONSIBILITY, AND LANGUAGE .............................................................................. 82 RESPONSIBILITY AT THE CENTER OF MODEM ACTORHOOD................................................................82 INSTITUTIONS, LANGUAGE, AND M EANING......................................................................................84 METHODOLOGY..................................................................................................................................85 SAMPLE AND PRELIMINARY CONSIDERATIONS ................................................................................ 85 DATA ANALYSIS............................................................................................................................ 86 EXTRACTION OF GRAMMAR PATTERN............................................................................................ 86 EXTRACTION OF WORD MEANING............................................................................................... 88 DETECTION OF IMPORTANT DESTINATION WORDS AND VISUALIZATION............................................ 89 FINDINGS..........................................................................................................................................90 INCREASING SIMILARITY FROM 1950 TO 2012 ................................................................................ 90 BETWEEN THE LOCAL AND GLOBAL OF CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY ................................................. 91 CHANGE IN THE MEANING OF CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY FROM 1950 TO 2012 .......................... 91 OVERALL SIMILARITY HAS MULTIPLE ORIGINS: THE ROLE OF THE LOCAL...........................................98 DISCUSSION.................................................................................................................................. 100 CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY AS REFLECTION OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENTS ............... 100 IMPLICATIONS FOR THEORY AND RESEARCH...................................................................................105 C H A P TE R 5 T H E G LOBALLY AN D L OCALLY E M B ED D ED M EAN IN G O F C O RP O RA TE R ESP O N SIB ILITY ......108 INTRODUCTION..................................................................................................................................109 THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK AND HYPOTHESES.................................................................................... 111 RESPONSIBILITY AND MODEM ACTORHOOD................................................................................. 111 WORLD POLITY, LOCAL CONTEXT, CR INSTRUMENTS, AND MEANING ............................................ 113 METHODS........................................................................................................................................ 116 SAMPLE AND DATA COLLECTION...................................................................................................116 MEANING ANALYSIS................................................................................................................... 117 MEASURES .................................................. . .............................................................................119 DEPENDENT VARIABLES...........................................................................................................119 INDEPENDENT VARIABLES........................................................................................................120 CONTROL VARIABLES................................................................................................................ 122 RESULTS.......................................................................................................................................... 123 DISCUSSION....................................................................................................................................130 C H A P TE R 6 T HEORETICAL, M ETHODOLOGICAL, A N D P RA C TIC A L C O N TRIB U TIO N S ..........................................133 CONTRIBUTIONS ON A THEORETICAL, METHODOLOGICAL, AND PRACTICAL LEVEL ..................................... 134 THEORETICAL CONTRIBUTIONS............................................................................................................ 135 THE MICRO-FOUNDATION OF NEW INSTITUTIONALISM AND ITS CONSEQUENCES................................135 WORLD POLITY AND GLOCALIZATION............................................................................................. 137 METHODOLOGICAL CONTRIBUTIONS.....................................................................................................139 PRACTICAL CONTRIBUTIONS FOR MANAGEMENT...................................................................................140 ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE...........................................................................................................140 GOVERNANCE AND PUBLIC RELATIONS.......................................................................................... 142 OUTLINE OF A RESEARCH AGENDA.....................................................................................................143 R EFEREN CES..................................................................................................................................146 A P P E N D IX ...................................................................................................................................VIII DEUTSCHE ZUSAMMENFASSUNG................................................................................................... IX LEBENSLAUF............................................................................................................................. XIII ERKLAERUNG................................................................................................................................ XV
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