… isomorphisms, although an important theoretical issue related to the extension is still open.
The purpose of implicit isomorphism … There is no doubt that any sufficiently powerful coercion …

… to isomorphism. It may be that although the dynamics of mimetic and normative pressures
lead to isomorphic outcomes, coercive … of the effects of industry isomorphic pressures on firm …

… The aim of this study is to examine the effects of coercive, normative and mimetic isomorphic
factors on the likelihood that a firm will report assured sustainability information. To this end, …

… —which is a response to direct coercion rather than uncertainty—to spread through board …
that coercive isomorphism exhibits a ripple effect, whereby conforming to coercive pressures …

… , leading to coercive isomorphism in organizational changes … Third, in a coercive environment,
local governments adjust … These conditions indicate coercive tendencies in isomorphic …

… Wang 2013), this paper also aims to reveal the types of institutional isomorphism influencing
private Chinese firms’ corporate philanthropy and to explain their underlying mechanisms. …

… It also outlines discussion points for addressing isomorphic structures in clinical … differing
types of isomorphic structures in the MFT field: coercive, mimetic, and normative isomorphism. …

… In particular, this research suggests that coercive isomorphism arising … coercive pressure
tended to price at or above market average, while pricing strategies of firms with less coercive …

… In particular, coercive isomorphism is a type of isomorphism generated by pressures from
other organizations on which an organization is dependent and pressure on an organization to …

… Finally, we explore whether any particular type of institutional pressure—that is, being … (coercive
isomorphism); belonging to an association of peer organizations (normative isomorphism…