Knassmüller, Monika, Jancsary, Dennis. 2012. Divergent demands in an increasingly complex environment. A (re-)construction of stakeholders' conceptions of the public value(s) of Austrian Federal Museums. LAEMOS (Latin American and European Meeting on Organisation Studies), Ajijic, Mexiko, 27.03.-30.03.2012.

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@CONFERENCE{Knassmüller2012,
title = {Divergent demands in an increasingly complex environment. A (re-)construction of stakeholders' conceptions of the public value(s) of Austrian Federal Museums},
author = {Monika Knassmüller and Dennis Jancsary},
year = {2012},
address = {Ajijic},
url = {http://www.laemos2012.org/},
language = {EN},
misc = {LAEMOS (Latin American and European Meeting on Organisation Studies)},
abstract = {This paper is part of a more comprehensive research project aiming at a deeper understanding of key stakeholder's perceptions of Austrian Federal Museums by (re-) constructing their conceptions of public value as mediated by national print media. We argue that institutional logics and particularly the idea of institutional complexity provide a sound conceptual basis for a better understanding of public value(s) as social constructions guided by divergent systems of reference. In this paper we present exploratory findings by applying content-analytical as well as network-analytical tools to assess the media discourse about two selected Austrian Federal Museums during the years 2008-2010. We identify the relevant actors, discuss their different approaches and relationships towards the focal museums, and close with a brief evaluation of these results and some suggestions of how to strengthen the analysis in further analytical steps.},
}