Configuring Value Conflicts in Markets

Edited by Susanna Alexius, Research Fellow, Stockholm Centre for Organizational Research, Stockholm University and Stockholm School of Economics, Sweden and Kristina Tamm Hallström, Associate Professor in Management, Stockholm Centre for Organizational Research and Lecturer, Stockholm School of Economics, Sweden

• Contents:1. Value Work in Markets – Configuring Values, Organizing MarketsSusanna Alexius and Kristina Tamm Hallström2. Accounting for Values in Prison PrivatizationAndrea Mennicken3. Customer Satisfaction Over Patient Security? – Value Hierarchization in Pharmaceutical RetailJenny Cisneros-Örnberg4. Trust in Transparency – Value Dynamics and the Reorganization of the Baltic Financial MarketsSebastian Botzem and Matilda Dahl5. Value-neutralizing in Verification Markets – Organizing for Independence through AccreditationIngrid Gustafsson and Kristina Tamm Hallström6. Harmony or Hidden Conflicts? – Proactive Self-regulation in the Personal Insurance MarketMartin Gustavsson7. ‘The Word’ and ‘the Money’ – Balancing Values in the Online Newspaper MarketKarolina Windell8. Polarization and Convergence of Values at the Intermediary PositionAnette Nyqvist and Renita Thedvall9. Values Aligned – The Organization of Conflicting Values within the World Economic ForumChristina Garsten and Adrienne Sörbom10. Contestation in Transition – Value Configurations and Market Reform in the Markets for Gambling, Coal and Alcohol Susanna Alexius, Daniel Castillo and Martin RosenströmIndex