Abstract
Developing a micro-level processual perspective is necessary for a nuanced understanding of how actors and institutions interact. Adopting a sensemaking perspective can offer scholars new insights into how actors change or stabilize institutions over time. In this paper, we systematically consolidate existing research on sensemaking and institutions, and theorize how sensemaking enables actors to accomplish institutional change and maintenance over time. We propose a multi-level processual model of how actors’ sensemaking and institutions are bound together temporally.
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