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- Influence
The Social Construction of Organizational Knowledge: A Study of the Uses of Coercive, Mimetic, and Normative Isomorphism
- M. Mizruchi, Lisa C. Fein
- Sociology
- 1 December 1999
Arguing that knowledge in the social sciences is socially constructed through the selective interpretation of major works, we examine the fate of a classic article in organizational theory, DiMaggio… Expand
Symbolic boundaries and national borders: The construction of an Estonian Russian identity
- Lisa C. Fein
- Political Science
- Nationalities Papers
- 1 September 2005
If the destruction of the Berlin Wall came to symbolize freedom in Central Europe, for the republics of the former Soviet Union it was the construction and recognition of new walls in the form of… Expand
How citizenship matters: narratives of stateless and citizenship choice in Estonia
- Lisa C. Fein, J. Straughn
- Sociology
- 18 August 2014
The phenomenon of statelessness is most often studied as an issue of international and human-rights law. In contrast, this paper examines narratives of citizenship choice among initially stateless… Expand
Negotiating integration in a nationalizing state: Contested boundaries of belonging in Estonia.
- Lisa C. Fein
- Political Science
- 2009
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Stillwater: An Exhibition that Explores Touch and the Everyday through Ceramic Objects and Photography
- Lisa C. Fein
- Engineering
- 2016
Divided Memory and the “New Cold War” Thesis: The Rise and Decline of a Double-Edged Analogy
- J. Straughn, Lisa C. Fein, Amelia Ayers
- Political Science
- 23 October 2019
During the last decade, renewed tensions between Russia and the West have inspired efforts to conceptualize current international relations in terms of a “new Cold War” (NCW). In this article, we… Expand