Domination in Organizational Fields: It’s Just Not Cricket
运用布迪厄场域理论，通过英格兰一流郡级板球的历史叙事，分析制度形成与变迁中的权力斗争，揭示社会阶层对制度过程的关键影响，适合研究组织制度、社会资本和场域理论的学者。
This article demonstrates how deep engagement with Bourdieu’s theory of the field enriches scholarly understanding of institutional processes. A historical narrative of institutional formation and change in firstclass County cricket in England as a field of restricted cultural production is presented. The narrative illustrates how focusing attention on the position of agents within the field, the relations of production within the field, and the social context, which includes social class, provides a path for analysis of institutional processes which is dynamic, multi-level and nuanced. Bourdieu’s conception of fields as a struggle for capital between agents strategizing to improve field position illuminates the importance of social class to institutional processes, an effect that has been under reported by the most popular approaches to institutionalization in the extant literature.