… We argue that strategic categorization is much more widespread than what has been …
actors are strategic when they categorize. Specifically, any act of categorization aims to: …

… categorization procedures that are routinely applied to the same categories, then the issue
of unitary versus multiple strategies … Some have argued for multiple categorization strategies …

… strategic fit within market categories. Specifically, new entrants can actively engage in a
process of strategic categorization … research focuses on strategic categorization across different …

… by taking the strategic categorization approach (Dutton & Jackson, 1987; Jackson &
Dutton, 1988). Rooted in the categorization theory (Rosch, 1975), this approach proposes that …

… for a fuller integration of strategy and agency into organizational category studies. In particular,
we envision exciting research in the area of strategic categorization. Whereas emergence …

… By adopting Hunt's (1972) definition of strategic groups – a group of competitors pursuing …
strategies – we propose and test a novel methodology for categorizing firms into strategic …

… on categorization authored by some of the world’s leading scholars within sociology of markets,
organization theory, and strategy … that form part of categorization and elaboration of their …

… Taken together, in this study, I define strategic categorization as an organization’s intentional
and socially attentive categorical claim-making that influences the categorization process of …

… categorization systems in organizations, and then survey the literature on the categorization
… We found that organizations categorize projects for the two broad reasons previously given. …

… Thus, although the categorization of issues by individual decision … It is assumed that the
initial categorization of a strategic issue … In the terms of categorization theory, “strategic issue” …