The concept of routines twenty years after Nelson and Winter (1982) - A review of the literature
Twenty years have passed since Nelson and Winter (1982) proposed routines as the unit ofanalysis of an evolutionary theory of economic change. Since then, the concept of routineshas been taken up widely in the economics and business literature. Many ambiguities andopen questions still persist, however. The article presents a review of the literature on routines(mainly) since 1982, focussing on the questions 'What progress has been made inunderstanding what routines are', and 'what are their roles in organisations and in theeconomy?'
Markus C. Becker
eng
application/pdf
http://hdl.handle.net/10398/6874
Check the according license before adaptation. When adapting give credits to the original author.