TOURNAMENT RITUALS IN THE EVOLUTION OF FIELDS: THE CASE OF THE GRAMMY AWARDS.

2004/02/01 by N. Anand, M. R. Watson, Mark Watson · 8 citations
Business, Management and Accounting · Social Sciences · #Management and Organizational Studies #Management Theory and Practice #Social and Cultural Dynamics

paper · doi:10.2307/20159560

Abstract

We show how award ceremony rituals influence organizational field evolution through four critical processes: distributing prestige in “situated” performances; enacting a highly charged ceremonial f...

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