In Event: 161 - Section on Organizations, Occupation and Work Roundtable Session (one-hour).

Section on Organizations, Occupation and Work / Section on Organizations, Occupation and Work Roundtables (one-hour)

Christina Falci, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Eric C. Dahlin, Brigham Young University

Erzsebet Fazekas, State University of New York-Albany

Quotidian Disruptions, Social Influence, and Political Entrepreneurship: Evidence from India, 1954-2004 - Demetrius Lewis, Stanford University; Sharique Hasan, Stanford University

When Professionals Become Protestors: Antecedents to Mutiny in the Workplace - Amanda Merryman, Franklin and Marshall College

Trade Union Strategies and Contingent Work: Italian and Greek Telecommunications in Comparative Perspective - Andreas Kornelakis, University of Sussex

What Makes Unions Strong? An Organizational Perspective on Examining Union Power - Lanu Kim, University of Washington

The Roots of Post-communist Nonprofit Organizations in Hungary: The Multiplicity of Institutional Logics - Erzsebet Fazekas, State University of New York-Albany