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SUMMARY:Robert David\, Associate Professor of Strategy and Organization at 
 McGill University
DESCRIPTION: \n\nAbstract\n\nWe seek to understand how actors’ interpreta
 tions of issues evolve\nover time within fields\, and what factors contrib
 ute to heterogeneity\nin these interpretations. Empirically\, we examine h
 ow groups of actors\nin the field of civil aviation interpreted environmen
 tal issues over\nthe period 1996-2010. Actors employed various cultural fr
 ames to\ninterpret environmental issues as these rose and fell in prominen
 ce\nwithin the field. We develop a framework to track actors’ framing\nt
 rajectories over time\, in particular the extent to which these frames\nre
 veal actors’ stance towards buffering versus integrating issues\ninto th
 eir core operations\, and describe four such prototypical\nframing traject
 ories. We find that actors’ framing trajectories were\ninfluenced by the
 ir positions within the field\, which in turn were\ninfluenced by public a
 ttention to the issues. We conclude with a\nconceptual model that links ac
 tor framing trajectories to issue\nsettlement within organizational fields
 .\n 
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LOCATION:Gerri C. LeBow Hall\, 3220 Market Street\, 208\, Philadelphia\, PA
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