An Introduction to Extitutional Theory | by Jessy Kate Schingler | Berkman Klein Center Collection | Medium
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A set of conceptual tools to describe and analyse the underlying social dynamics of a variety of social arrangements
An Introduction to Extitutional Theory Jessy Kate Schingler 4 min read · Jan 18, 2021 -- 5 Listen Share By Jessy Kate Schingler and Primavera de Filippi Extitutional theory is an emerging field of scholarship that provides a set of conceptual tools to describe and analyse the underlying social dynamics of a variety of social arrangements, such as communities, companies, organisations, or any other types of institutions. Extitutional theory posits that the institutional framework is just one specific lens through which we can make sense of social behaviour. Social dynamics that are not part of
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