Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
13(14), P. 7532 - 7532
Published: July 6, 2021
Social
entrepreneurship
(SE)
is
an
emerging
research
field
that
has
received
much
scholarly
attention
in
recent
years.
Given
the
global
scope
of
this
attention,
review
explores
existing
scientific
literature
on
social
to
contribute
a
systematization
field.
Based
publications
Web
Science
and
Scopus,
total
1425
articles
were
analyzed.
We
used
bibliometric
method
describe
evolution
(e.g.,
evaluation
by
years,
authors,
journal
articles,
countries
SE
have
had
greatest
impact
terms
production).
In
addition,
we
mapping
knowledge
networks
through
citations
co-citations
analysis
identify
schools
thought.
A
keyword
co-occurrence
was
performed
detect
key
topics
over
The
results
show
that,
although
still
nascent
phase,
it
multidisciplinary
character.
Furthermore,
appears
be
concept
closely
linked
three
thought:
commercial
entrepreneurship,
sustainable
innovation.
keywords
allowed
us
isolate
constructs
considered
antecedents
socio-psychological
factors)
accelerators
education,
network,
culture,
gender)
development
entrepreneurial
intention.
will
further
discuss
ways
researchers
can
explore
literature.
Journal of Professions and Organization,
Journal Year:
2015,
Volume and Issue:
2(2), P. 187 - 206
Published: June 25, 2015
It
is
tempting
to
stick
traditional,
‘pure’
images
of
professionalism—as
the
protected
treatment
complex
cases—and
resist
‘alien’
intrusions,
especially
managerial
‘encroachments’.
However,
it
has
become
rather
normal
link
professionalism
well-managed
organizational
surroundings
and
focus
on
emerging
hybrid
professional
practices
in
which
work
(re)organized
one
way
or
other.
Contradictory
principles
such
as
autonomy
control,
quality
efficiency,
are
combined
order
establish
contemporary
actions.
This
article
analyses
hybridization
public
domains,
accomplish
three
things.
First,
we
show
what
about
types
identified.
Second,
importance
hybridization,
against
background
(changing)
societal
contexts.
Third,
move
beyond
discuss
‘organizing
professionalism’
a
new
model
professionalism.
Organizing
becomes
part
work—instead
an
hybrid,
‘uneasy’
combination
principles.
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.
Research Policy,
Journal Year:
2017,
Volume and Issue:
46(10), P. 1755 - 1768
Published: Sept. 12, 2017
Public
sector
organisations
are
confronted
with
growing
health
and
social
care
needs
in
combination
severe
resource
constraints,
prompting
interest
innovative
responses
to
such
challenges.
service
innovation
is
poorly
understood,
particularly
where
innovators
must
navigate
between
the
norms,
practices
logics
of
public,
private
civil
society
sectors.
We
contribute
understanding
how
innovating
hybrid
able
creatively
combine
co-existing
logics.
Case
study
evidence
from
newly
established
enterprise
providers
wellbeing
services
England
utilised
examine
innovations
shaped
by
(i)
an
incumbent
state
or
public
logic,
two
‘challenger’
relating
(ii)
market
increasing
competition;
(iii)
society,
emphasising
value
democratic
engagement
employees
users.
The
analysis
shows
a
more
fluid
creative
interplay
can
be
observed
relation
specific
strategies
practices.
Within
organisations,
these
relate
empowerment
staff
creative,
financial
management,
knowledge
sharing
protection.
shaping
also
found
relationships
key
stakeholders,
notably
funders,
users
delivery
partners.
Implications
drawn
for
broadly.
Policy and Society,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
40(2), P. 178 - 193
Published: April 3, 2021
ABSTRACT
As
more
and
governments
release
national
strategies
on
artificial
intelligence
(AI),
their
priorities
modes
of
governance
become
clear.
This
study
proposes
the
first
comprehensive
analysis
approaches
to
AI
from
a
hybrid
perspective,
reflecting
dominant
regulatory
discourses
(re)definition
public-private
ordering
in
making.
It
analyses
released
between
2017
2019,
uncovering
plural
institutional
logics
at
play
interaction
design
governance,
drafting
stage
creation
new
oversight
institutions.
Using
qualitative
content
analysis,
dozen
countries
(as
diverse
as
Canada
China)
are
explored
determine
how
configuration
is
set
place.
The
findings
show
predominance
ethics-oriented
rather
than
rule-based
systems
strong
preference
for
functional
indetermination
deliberate
properties
governance.
Accounting Auditing & Accountability Journal,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
35(9), P. 272 - 303
Published: Aug. 26, 2022
Purpose
The
purpose
of
this
paper
is
to
explain
how
public
sector
accounting
has
changed
and
changing
due
governance
development.
Design/methodology/approach
This
conducts
a
traditional
literature
review
based
on
selected
studies
in
the
fields
accounting,
administration
management.
aim
diverse
forms
influence
fate
including
accountability,
performance
measurement,
budgeting
reporting
practices.
Findings
Public
developing
into
more
inclusive
but
also
complex
forms,
resulting
network,
collaborative
digital
governance.
Consequently,
focus
practices
have
changed,
as
reflected
new
types
Research
limitations/implications
Drawing
upon
from
different
enables
deeper
understanding
changes
accounting.
Nevertheless,
intention
not
execute
systematic
provide
an
overview
resolve
scattered
body
knowledge
generated
by
previous
contributions.
areas
risk
management
auditing
were
included
deserve
further
attention.
Originality/value
discusses
need
continually
redefine
reassess
practices,
recognising
interdependencies
between
actors,
citizens
technologies.
Governance,
Journal Year:
2017,
Volume and Issue:
31(2), P. 299 - 319
Published: June 6, 2017
In
recent
decades,
the
introduction
of
market
principles
has
transformed
public
service
delivery
into
a
hybrid.
However,
little
is
known
about
how
these
changes
are
reflected
in
attitudes
private
implementing
agents:
The
hybridization
literature
neglects
individuals,
and
street‐level
bureaucracy
research
disregarded
hybridization.
This
article
extends
Hupe
Hill's
(
)
accountability
regimes
framework
to
introduce
as
an
additional
regime
alongside
state,
profession,
society.
Using
configurational
approach,
explores
food
safety
inspectors
Switzerland
perceive
multiple
norms
for
behavior
stemming
from
their
environment.
Results
suggest
that
plural
accountabilities
for‐profit
bureaucrats
can
increase
dilemmas
involved
work.
Under
certain
circumstances,
have
particular
difficulties
reconciling
rule
pressure
with
incentives
client
demands.
extended
fruitfully
captures
such
helps
identify
suitable
governance
responses.
Strategic Organization,
Journal Year:
2016,
Volume and Issue:
14(4), P. 277 - 286
Published: Nov. 1, 2016
A
central
and
distinctive
feature
of
the
mission
Strategic
Organization
is
to
publish
groundbreaking
research
at
intersection
fields
strategic
management
organization
theory.It
therefore
fitting
that
this,
journal's
first
thematic
special
issue
on
topic
"Strategic
responses
institutional
complexity"
reflects
in
microcosm
potential
for
convergence
mutual
enrichment
such
an
orientation
implies
(Durand,
2012;Oliver,
1991Oliver,
,
1997;;Suddaby,
Seidl,
&
Lê,
2013).Specifically,
draws
recent
insights
theory
organizations
are
often
confronted
with
incompatible
prescriptions
from
constituents
holding
multiple
logics.The
"institutional
(Greenwood,
Raynard,
Kodeih,
Micelotta,
Lounsbury,
2011)
emerges
a
multiplicity
conflicting
demands
generates
ambivalence
interpreting
these
demands.The
idea
face
not
new
(see
example,
D'Aunno,
Sutton,
Price,
1991),
but
there
has
been
resurgence
interest
how
respond
strategically
(e.g.,