Public Administration,
Journal Year:
2015,
Volume and Issue:
93(2), P. 307 - 323
Published: Jan. 20, 2015
Recent
developments
in
the
higher
education
sectors
of
Netherlands,
Sweden,
and
UK
concerning
accountability
performance
measurement
research
have
resulted
a
variety
responses
from
individual
academics.
The
concept
hybridity
enables
us
to
explain
these
over
time.
Our
longitudinal
data
consisted
100
interviews
2007
2011.
There
are
more
managerial
performance‐oriented
measures
at
organizational
level,
involving
stronger
output
orientation
increased
formalization,
leading
an
altered
culture.
At
focus
on
appraisal
expands
potential
importance
sanctions,
making
professional
tasks
connected.
levels
places
our
theoretically
developed
coping
mechanisms
dynamic
perspective.
This
has
elaborated
understanding
how
academics
cope
with
management,
within
their
institutional
national
contexts.
Public Administration,
Journal Year:
2014,
Volume and Issue:
93(2), P. 433 - 448
Published: July 20, 2014
We
propose
a
novel
approach
to
theorizing
hybridity
in
public
and
nonprofit
organizations.
The
concept
of
is
widely
used
describe
organizational
responses
changes
governance,
but
the
literature
seldom
explains
how
hybrids
arise
or
what
forms
they
take.
Transaction
cost
design
literatures
offer
some
solutions,
lack
theory
agency.
use
institutional
logics
theorize
as
entities
that
face
plurality
normative
frames.
Logics
provide
symbolic
material
elements
structure
legitimacy
actor
identities.
Contradictions
between
space
for
them
be
elaborated
creatively
reconstructed
by
situated
agents.
five
types
-
segmented,
segregated,
assimilated,
blended,
blocked.
Each
type
theoretically
derived
from
empirically
observed
variations
plurality.
develop
propositions
show
our
adds
value
academic
policy-maker
audiences.
Administrative Science Quarterly,
Journal Year:
2017,
Volume and Issue:
64(1), P. 1 - 44
Published: Dec. 19, 2017
Organizations
increasingly
grapple
with
hybridity—the
combination
of
identities,
forms,
logics,
or
other
core
elements
that
would
conventionally
not
go
together.
Drawing
on
in-depth
longitudinal
data
from
the
first
ten
years
a
successful
social
enterprise—Digital
Divide
Data,
founded
in
Cambodia—we
induce
an
empirically
grounded
model
sustaining
hybridity
over
time
through
structured
flexibility:
interaction
stable
organizational
features
and
adaptive
enactment
processes.
We
identify
two
features—paradoxical
frames,
involving
leaders’
cognitive
understandings
sides
hybrid
as
both
contradictory
interdependent,
guardrails,
consisting
formal
structures,
leadership
expertise,
stakeholder
relationships
associated
each
side—that
together
facilitate
ongoing
adaptation
meanings
practices
dual
elements,
time.
Our
flexibility
reorients
research
away
focusing
either
approaches
to
toward
understanding
their
interaction,
implications
for
scholarship
hybridity,
duality,
more
broadly.
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A Mathematical Physical and Engineering Sciences,
Journal Year:
2013,
Volume and Issue:
371(1987), P. 20120382 - 20120382
Published: Feb. 19, 2013
Widespread
use
of
the
Internet
and
Web
has
transformed
public
management
'quasi-paradigm'
in
advanced
industrial
countries.
The
toolkit
for
reform
shifted
away
from
a
'new
management'
(NPM)
approach
stressing
fragmentation,
competition
incentivization
towards
'digital-era
governance'
(DEG)
one,
focusing
on
reintegrating
services,
providing
holistic
services
citizens
implementing
thoroughgoing
digital
changes
administration.
We
review
current
status
NPM
DEG
approaches,
showing
how
development
social
already
helped
trigger
'second
wave'
DEG(2)
changes.
science
organizational
studies
are
converging
swiftly
opening
up
an
extensive
agenda
future
redesign
state
organization
interventions.
So
far,
have
survived
austerity
pressures
well,
whereas
key
elements
been
rolled
back.
Public Administration,
Journal Year:
2015,
Volume and Issue:
93(2), P. 273 - 289
Published: May 7, 2015
This
article
explores
and
extends
the
concept
of
hybridity
to
understand
current
changes
in
public
services
organizations,
notably
as
seen
from
an
organizational
studies
perspective.
The
notion
has
become
more
important,
given
that
sector
increasingly
blurs
with
other
sectors
social
actors.
Previous
reliance
on
use
ideal‐types
characterizing
reforms
masked
expanding
heterogeneity.
We
here
move
beyond
(i)
conventional
focus
structural
consider
(ii)
institutional
dynamics,
(iii)
interactions,
(iv)
new
identities
roles
services.
Based
these
four
dimensions
hybridity,
we
review
alternative
theoretical
frameworks.
suggest
bringing
together
work
neighbouring
disciplines
administration
organization
may
improve
our
understanding
outline
a
future
research
agenda.
The American Review of Public Administration,
Journal Year:
2016,
Volume and Issue:
47(7), P. 826 - 839
Published: April 6, 2016
Western
liberal
governments
increasingly
seek
to
improve
the
performance
of
public
sector
by
spurring
innovation.
New
Public
Management
reforms
from
1980s
onward
viewed
strategic
entrepreneurial
leadership
and
public–private
competition
as
key
drivers
By
contrast,
current
wave
Governance
perceives
collaboration
between
relevant
affected
actors
private
primary
vehicle
innovation,
tends
see
governance
networks
potential
arenas
for
collaborative
The
new
focus
on
innovation
in
poses
a
fundamental
challenge
managers,
elected
politicians,
others
aiming
metagovern
networks.
Hence,
we
claim
that
specific
metagovernance
strategy
is
needed
when
purpose
stimulate
efficiency,
effectiveness,
democratic
legitimacy
through
rather
than
incremental
improvements.
article
aims
sketch
out
contours
such
comparing
it
with
more
traditional
strategies.
argument
illustrated
an
empirical
analysis
example
Danish
elderly
care.
International Journal of Management Reviews,
Journal Year:
2016,
Volume and Issue:
18(3), P. 290 - 310
Published: March 16, 2016
Based
on
a
literature
review,
this
paper
investigates
the
potential
of
translation
theory
to
energize
study
knowledge
transfer
between
source
and
recipient
organizational
units.
The
central
assumption
is
that
not
only
useful
for
analyzing
knowledge‐transfer
processes,
but
also
has
guide
deliberate
interventions
in
such
processes.
premise,
drawing
insights
from
neighboring
academic
discipline
studies,
author
outlines
elements
an
instrumental
theory,
with
aim
developing
about
how
conduct
translations
practices
ideas
achieve
various
ends
transfers.
founded
two
main
arguments.
first
transfers
organizations
are
rule‐based
second
way
which
translators
use
rules
perform
may
be
decisive
outcomes
This
develops
typology
three
modes
(the
reproducing,
modifying
radical
mode)
four
appurtenant
(copying,
addition,
omission
alteration),
discusses
fit
conditions.
identifies
critical
conditional
variables
–
translatability
practice,
transformability
transferred
knowledge,
similarity
units
appropriateness
each
rule
relation
these
variables.
Public Administration,
Journal Year:
2013,
Volume and Issue:
92(4), P. 861 - 885
Published: April 18, 2013
Over
recent
decades,
a
number
of
managerial
reform
initiatives
in
continental
Europe
have
aimed
at
moving
away
from
the
traditional
Weberian
model
public
administration.
Such
shifting
bases
legitimacy
are
brought
about
by
changes
institutional
logics
place,
which
not
only
provide
frames
reference
but
also
social
identities
and
vocabularies
motive
for
actors
field.
In
this
article,
we
approach
expanding
research
on
service
motivation
(
PSM
)
employing
an
prism.
Based
executive
survey
European
context,
examine
assumption
that
high
is
associated
with
ethos
identity
sector.
What
find
legalistic‐bureaucratic
logic
supports
neither
attraction
to
policy‐making
nor
level
compassion.
A
orientation,
other
hand,
entails
significantly
higher
scores
these
two
dimensions,
as
well
overall
.
International Review of Administrative Sciences,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
85(1), P. 11 - 27
Published: May 21, 2018
For
more
than
30
years,
New
Public
Management
has
been
the
most
popular
label
for
public
sector
reform.
15
however,
also
heavily
criticized.
There
is
a
growing
trend
to
consider
as
‘dead’
and
claim
evolution
of
new
reform
trend,
called
post-New
Management.
Like
Management,
an
umbrella
term
that
used
prescribe
and/or
describe
different
trends.
The
aim
this
article
give
state
art
recent
literature
by
discerning
manifold
meanings
label.
purpose,
systematic
review
84
articles
published
in
peer-reviewed
high-quality
journals
conducted.
shows
that,
so
far,
idea
very
influential
‘ideational
weapon’
indicate
crisis
model.
use
blueprint
future
reform,
still
needs
further
treatment.
Points
practitioners
Since
1980s,
served
toolbox
administrations
all
over
Organisation
Economic
Co-operation
Development
beyond.
In
course
its
‘pick
choose’
application,
become
object
criticism.
order
overcome
‘leftovers’,
reformers
management
have
reintroduced
old
concepts
or
invented
tools
since
late
1990s.
Systematically
reviewing
both
theoretical
empirical
academic
works
on
‘post-New
Management’
movement,
we
–
inter
alia
shed
light
question
whether
can
be
considered
(new)
model
Public Administration,
Journal Year:
2015,
Volume and Issue:
93(2), P. 290 - 306
Published: Jan. 21, 2015
ABSTRACT
In
this
article,
we
explore
how
public
front‐line
service
organizations
respond
to
contradictory
demands
for
institutional
reform
and
the
types
of
hybridization
entails.
Our
research
context
is
a
major
administrative
welfare
in
Norway
characterized
by
dominant
New
Public
Management
(
NPM
)
logic
uniform
user
central
control,
subordinate
post‐
holistic
local
organizational
autonomy.
We
elucidate
four
responses
as
they
have
incorporated
these
demands:
‘non‐hybridity’
(ignoring
demands),
‘ad
hoc
hybridity’
(indecisive
adherence
both
‘negative
(separation
‘positive
(integration
demands).
On
basis
findings,
argue
that
agency
are
possible
fields
highly
institutionalized
key
characteristics
facilitate
such
fields.