Global Ideas: How Ideas, Objects and Practices Travel in the Global Economy, edited by Barbara Czarniawska and Guje Sevón. Published in 2005 by Liber and Copenhagen Business School Press as Volume 13 of the Advances in Organization Studies series.

This scholarly collection examines how organizational ideas, practices, and models circulate internationally and why their adoption produces different outcomes across countries, institutions, and cultures.

Drawing on organization theory, new institutionalism, and the sociology of translation, the contributors investigate the movement and adaptation of management practices, organizational reforms, and global models.

Topics include management education, public-sector modernization, strategic planning, organizational imitation, academic freedom, and the globalization of business practices.