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Table 1. Theoretical framework.

Theoretical framework
Concepts on sociali s ation
Socialisation in academia (Tierney and Rhoads 1993, 1996)	Collective – individual sociali s ation
	Formal – informal sociali s ation
	Serial – disjunctive sociali s ation
	Sequential – random sociali s ation
	Fixed – variable sociali s ation
	Investiture – divestiture sociali s ation
Socialisation in international organisations (Checkel 2005, 2013)	Sociali s ation type I – type II
Concepts on organi s ation
Meta-organisations – member organisations (Ahrne and Brunsson 2008)
Primary – secondary organisations (Johnston 2005)	Primary and secondary organi s ations act complementary or competitively
	Secondary organi s ations may, or may not, be engaged in speciali s ation
	Secondary organi s ations may, or may not, offer alternative identification

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