...This conceptual paper examines cultural marginalization as an ontological process involving hybridization and mimicry – two interrelated phenomena fueled by neocolonial modes of organizing that disempower local workers. We theorize how mimicry and hybridity interact dynamically in neocolonial...

...This paper examines how hybridity relates to resilience across temporal, procedural, spatial, and perceptual dimensions, elaborating on the conditions under which hybridity fosters or hinders resilience. It examines state-owned enterprises (SOEs), public-private partnerships (PPPs), social...

... to the unreflective and uncritical notions of culture adopted in the name of culturally grounded research and exhorts them to use it as an analytic category emphasizing hybridity, change and power relations. The study also revealed the importance of duty expressed in terms of faraj, zimmedari and kartavya...

... people’s identities are ‘hybrid and shifting’ (Faas, 2010, p. 11). For Hall (2000a), the logic of identity is that it has, Individuals and groups are viewed as preserving repertoires of possible identities or identities that are multi-layered (Hall, 1996, p. 4). Hall’s (1996) suggestion...

...Stereotypes conformity assimilation integration reification fallacy social Darwinism hybridity ascription Romanticization civic patriotism This chapter explores ‘race’, ethnicity and the nation. The initial section interconnects perceptions of the historical with notions of ‘race...

... of these organisations, including unions. Two main findings with implications for the enactment of collegiality as a governance mode in universities are discussed. The first is that governance structures are slowly transitioning into more hybrid and corporate forms, where academics remain influential but share...

... hybridity diffusion framework In the next section, a collective, constructionist, and practice overlay is compared against the two oral histories of leadership in the African Diaspora. The oral histories focus on how leadership work is held and advanced in the African Diaspora. These oral histories...

... organizations providing private goods. Each of these hybrid arrangements has specific characteristics, governance challenges, and typical strengths and weaknesses. Organizational Challenges Based on a systemic literature search using the Scopus database, we identify a set of challenges for each different...

... monopolised by the West. There is also a hybridity in the richness of marginalised realities of the South and East that resists imposed Centre stereotypes by showing that they can be as diverse and complex as anything in the so-labelled ‘individualist’ West. Hybridity is thus the normal in the emergent world...

...Abstract We explore a case example of hybridity between a large worker-owned cooperative and a union through three lenses: organizational forms, multiple institutional logics, and organizational identity. We delineate three types of organizational hybridity: (1) stretching an existing...

...Abstract As complex, intractable social problems continue to intensify, organizations increasingly respond with novel approaches that bridge multiple institutional spheres and combine forms, identities, and logics that would conventionally not go together, creating hybridity. Scholarly research...

...Abstract This chapter identifies assumptions, conceptual issues and challenges in the literature on hybrid organizations that draws on the institutional logics perspective. The authors build on the existing literature reviews as well as on an analysis of the 10 most cited and 10 most recently...

...Abstract Scholars increasingly depict hybridity as pervasive across organizations. The authors offer insight about how paradox theory informs and expands this approach to hybridity. To do so, the authors do a deeper dive into paradox theory, comparing and contrasting a dynamic equilibrium approach...

..., innovation assessment, mutual KPIs and supplier evaluations as main remedies to progress CSCM. 5. Discussion 1. Introduction CSCM Strategic partnerships Hybridity Neo-institutional theory Managerial logics Organisational dimensions Purpose Strategic partnerships and construction supply chain...

... identity concerns, particularly in terms of imagining their national identity. The possible gendered and classed dimensions of the postcolonial subjectivity constituted via their media consumption are also examined. The aforementioned potential of hybridity as resistance notwithstanding, when postcolonial...

...Abstract This chapter discusses the cross-sectional relationships between national and local government, citizens and hybrid organisations via a historical case study, that of the London Passenger Transport Board (LPTB) during its existence 1933–1948. It finds that the LPTB was a good example...

...Our research method was based on the analysis of the description of the case study and authors inference in the light of the hybridity and principal-agent theories combined with the research concerning encroachment of managerial tools such as case-mix accounting ( Covaleski et al., 1993...

... a growing imperative for INGOs to grapple with the challenges of social entrepreneurship and hybridity. Research into this sector is therefore vitally important. Fowler (2000 : 637) argues in relation to the role of social entrepreneurship in the development sector: INGOs present a particularly fertile...

... of consumer entrepreneurship extends the view of hybrid organizing ( Battilana & Lee, 2014 ) defined as the set of processes, practices, and structures that support organizations in navigating tensions between competing institutional logics (Jay, 2013; Pache & Santos, 2013 ). Perhaps because of its...

... commercial practices. Originality/value The chapter highlights the ambiguity and hybridity of localized approaches to housing provision. In doing so it adds nuance to debates about urban processes around the globe and draws attention back to the uncertainty, agency, and diversity which are continuously...