Rebels with a Cause: Formation, Contestation, and Expansion of the De Novo Category “Modern Architecture,” 1870–1975

The authors are indebted to Adeane Bregman, head librarian at Bapst Arts Library, Boston College, for her exceptional help and expertise in sourcing primary documents. They also thank research assistants at Boston College: Meena Andiappian, Kristen Carpuso, Anthony Huang, Kristen Rafuse, and Andrea Tunarosa. They thank Helena Viladàs for her committed research assistantship at ESADE. They are grateful to Boston College and the ESADE Business School for the funding provided during the course of the research project. They are grateful to editor Klaus Weber and five anonymous reviewers for their insightful comments and suggestions; they pushed to improve this manuscript, and the authors appreciate their help and patience. The authors also thank the following for their helpful feedback: Diane Burton, Emilio Castilla, Francois Collet, Jeanette Colyvas, Mark Ebers, Judy Edington, Roberto Fernandez, Sarah Williams Goldhagen, Aleksios Gotsopoulos, Royston Greenwood, Stine Grodal, Paul Hirsch, Jeff Lowenstein, Ignasi Marti, Willie Ocasio, Siobhan O'Mahony, Damon Phillips, Ray Reagans, and the participants of the 2010 Kellogg Management and Organizations Colloquium Series, the 2010 Harvard–MIT Economic Sociology Seminar series, the 2009 Barcelona Organization Theory Initiative, the 2009 Organization Science Winter Conference, the 2008 Boston College Research Seminar, the 2008 Seminar Series at McGill University, and the 2008 European Group of Organization Studies Colloquium, Subtheme 20, “Against the Grain: Sets, Setups, and Upsets in Creative Sectors.” F. G. Massa's current affiliation is the College of Business, Loyola University New Orleans, New Orleans, Louisiana 70118. All remaining errors are the responsibility of the authors.