The main social scientific theories on professions and their links to organizations and the
wider society are critically reviewed in this article. In so doing, it makes the case for a neo …

The article contributes to the study of professions by forwarding a strategy for measuring
professional identity guided by institutional logics. We review conceptual and measurement …

Over the last two decades, research on professional service firms has developed into an
important subfield of management studies. In this article, I offer a postcolonial critique of this …

The digital transformation currently at play changes the conditions for firms across different
industries which challenges the way we have previously understood them. As the economy …

Purpose This paper aims to clarify whether assurance on non-financial corporate social
responsibility (CSR) reports impacts the perceptions and decisions of banks as capital …

How will digitalization change the future of work in professional service firms (PSFs)? And
how can they adapt to new technology and avoid potential disruption? Building on an …

In recent decades, numerous professional service firms have gone 'global'in search of new
markets and to support clients requiring services across nations. Whilst a lively debate has …

Firms in emerging markets are often reluctant to invest in innovation because of the
institutional voids endemic to such markets. Addressing the gap in the literature concerning …

Over the last three decades New Public Management, with the redefinition of the central
roles of the state and the withdrawal of state financial support to health care, has radically …

Purpose–This paper is premised on the understanding that professions remain central
means of institutionalising expertise in society. A summary of major issues that are …