Scholars increasingly point to polarization as a central threat to democracy—and identify
technology platforms as key contributors to polarization. In contrast, we argue that …

Existing literature on meta‐organization is divided into two distinct streams in organizational
and management studies, with different definitions and boundaries, potentially leading to …

Decisions are the cornerstone of many perspectives and theories of organization. Classical
contributions by Barnard (1938), or March and Simon (1958) and their subsequent work …

Meta-organizations are crucial devices to tackle grand challenges. Yet, by bringing together
different organizations, with potentially diverging views on these grand challenges, meta …

Digital platforms pervade contemporary societies, but sociology currently lacks a general
concept for investigating them. Platforms combine technology and organizational elements …

Digital platforms are underpinned by the ideal of a frictionless market, obscuring the
simultaneous practices of market monopolisation and the restriction of consumer choice and …

In this article, we study how the global pandemic has affected food practices. We underscore
how time, space, and modality as key facets of the everyday intersect with understandings …

Consumer collective action is commonly connected to individualised politics, market
responsibility and local utopias. In this paper, we take an alternative point of departure and …

In this introduction, we reemphasize some key parts of meta-organization theory and their
implications for understanding meta-organizations and meta-organizing processes. We …

This article addresses one of the oldest, most fundamental questions: how social order
comes about. Many established conceptions of social order either tend to overemphasize …