Emergence in marketing: an institutional and ecosystem framework

Designing an Innovative University Model in the Framework of the Innovation Ecosystem in Iran

The purpose of this study was to design an innovative university model in the context of the innovation ecosystem in Iran and to identify the components of the innovation ecosystem and innovative universities. The methodology of the research was grounded theory. The statistical population of this study was all faculty members of the Ministry of Science, Research and Technology, Institute of Res...

Ecosystem services and institutional rules

Environmental problems often arise from deficient, uncertain or confusing information about what ecosystem goods and services are available, how they are important to humans, who benefits and over what scales, combined with incomplete, inconsistent or unenforceable rules, rights and responsibilities. Establishing rules, rights and responsibilities at the range of spatial and temporal scales at ...

An Analytic Strategy to Assist Institutional Recruitment and Marketing Efforts

The overall effect of these financing trends “has been to increase reliance on tuition generally” (Pozdena, 1997, unnumbered). Given the increased reliance on tuition revenue, the pressure to enroll more high-ability students, and the desire to have a diverse student body effective recruitment and enrollment of students, is an even more important function than it was a decade ago. Given the inc...

Scientific Method and Marketing: An Analytical Framework

We propose a unified framework for identifying and interrelating the main issues underlying the debate about the nature of scientific method. This is done in terms of a process model of the scientific process in which the core elements are the reality to be understood, observations, theory, action resulting from theory and the larger social system, which includes science as a component institut...

Understanding Institutional Emergence: