The institutionalization of cooperation: An institutional work analysis in a vulnerable community of the Amazon region
Purpose – To provide a broader perspective on how the institutionalization of cooperation (in a network) through the work practices of local actors can generate a positive social impact and reduce social vulnerability Design/methodology/approach – We analyzed the experience of many local actors in...
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author | Ana Maria de Lima Alsones Balestrin Kadigia Faccin Diego Marconatto |
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description | Purpose – To provide a broader perspective on how the
institutionalization of cooperation (in a network) through the work practices of local actors can generate a positive social impact and reduce social vulnerability
Design/methodology/approach – We analyzed the experience of many local actors in the Brazilian Amazon region, who cooperate in the extraction and processing of Brazil nuts, up to the formation of a collaborative network. Interviews were conducted and we became
immersed in the field. In addition, we used secondary documents
Findings – The network cooperation around the extraction and processing of Brazil nuts unfolds over sequential phases throughout collaborative projects that help to reduce social vulnerability.
Originality/value – We discovered a hierarchical relationship between the types of institutional work carried out to institutionalize cooperation
and we highlighted that some types of institutional work can develop different conditions for the establishment of business networks |
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spelling | doaj.art-024c46f1c2334c909a29e50310dc00f42022-12-21T19:24:01ZengFundação Escola de Comércio Álvares PenteadoRevista Brasileira de Gestão De Negócios1806-48921983-08072019-10-0121Special Issue68370510.7819/rbgn.v21i4.4017The institutionalization of cooperation: An institutional work analysis in a vulnerable community of the Amazon regionAna Maria de Lima0Alsones Balestrin1Kadigia Faccin2Diego Marconatto3Universidade do Estado de Mato GrossoUnisinosUnisinosUnisinosPurpose – To provide a broader perspective on how the institutionalization of cooperation (in a network) through the work practices of local actors can generate a positive social impact and reduce social vulnerability Design/methodology/approach – We analyzed the experience of many local actors in the Brazilian Amazon region, who cooperate in the extraction and processing of Brazil nuts, up to the formation of a collaborative network. Interviews were conducted and we became immersed in the field. In addition, we used secondary documents Findings – The network cooperation around the extraction and processing of Brazil nuts unfolds over sequential phases throughout collaborative projects that help to reduce social vulnerability. Originality/value – We discovered a hierarchical relationship between the types of institutional work carried out to institutionalize cooperation and we highlighted that some types of institutional work can develop different conditions for the establishment of business networkshttps://rbgn.fecap.br/RBGN/article/view/4017/pdf_1cooperationinstitutional workwork practices |
spellingShingle | Ana Maria de Lima Alsones Balestrin Kadigia Faccin Diego Marconatto The institutionalization of cooperation: An institutional work analysis in a vulnerable community of the Amazon region Revista Brasileira de Gestão De Negócios cooperation institutional work work practices |
title | The institutionalization of cooperation: An institutional work analysis in a vulnerable community of the Amazon region |
title_full | The institutionalization of cooperation: An institutional work analysis in a vulnerable community of the Amazon region |
title_fullStr | The institutionalization of cooperation: An institutional work analysis in a vulnerable community of the Amazon region |
title_full_unstemmed | The institutionalization of cooperation: An institutional work analysis in a vulnerable community of the Amazon region |
title_short | The institutionalization of cooperation: An institutional work analysis in a vulnerable community of the Amazon region |
title_sort | institutionalization of cooperation an institutional work analysis in a vulnerable community of the amazon region |
topic | cooperation institutional work work practices |
url | https://rbgn.fecap.br/RBGN/article/view/4017/pdf_1 |
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