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 Public Budgeting Accounting & Financial Management,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
33(3), P. 245 - 260
Published: March 26, 2021
Purpose
In
addressing
policy
problems,
it
is
difficult
to
disentangle
public
policies
from
private
efforts,
business
institutions
and
civic
activities.
Societies
may
acknowledge
that
all
these
domains
have
a
role
in
accomplishing
social
aims,
but
there
are
fundamental
problems
understanding
why,
how
with
what
implications
this
occurs.
Drawing
upon
the
insights
papers
of
special
issue,
authors
aim
advance
governance
accountability
different
contexts
hybridity,
hybrid
organizations.
Design/methodology/approach
The
conceptualize
common
theoretical
origins
organizations
ways
which
they
create
enact
value
by
reflecting
on
articles
issue.
Furthermore,
propose
agendas
for
future
research
into
Findings
Hybrid
can
be
conceptualized
through
two
types
lenses:
(1)
dimensions
hybridity
(ownership,
institutional
logics,
funding
control)
(2)
their
approaches
creation
(mixing,
compromising
legitimizing).
Practical
This
article
provides
more
detailed
comprehensive
hybridity.
contribution
has
also
important
practical
actors,
such
as
politicians,
managers,
street-level
bureaucrats,
professionals,
auditors
accountants
who
enveloped
various
settings,
multi-faceted
interfaces
between
public,
civil
society
sector.
Originality/value
Hybridity
lenses
reveal
novel
connections
four
contexts:
state-owned
enterprises
(SOEs),
non-profit
(NPOs),
(SEs)
municipally
owned
corporations
(MOCs).
paper
instruments
doing
so.
This
Element
comprehensively
scrutinizes
the
key
issue
of
accountability
policy-makers
in
democratic
governance.
The
electoral
punishment
incumbents,
parliamentary
control
government,
and
sanctions
case
administrative
misconduct
or
negligence
are
most
visible
manifestations
politics.
However,
phenomenon
is
much
more
complex,
fully
understanding
such
a
multifaceted
object
requires
bridging
bodies
work
that
usually
remain
disjointed.
assesses
effectiveness
vertical
through
elections
how
interinstitutional
operates
checks-and-balances
systems,
along
with
growing
role
courts.
It
evaluates
bureaucracy
has
been
affected
by
managerial
reforms
different
governance
transformations.
also
to
what
extent
mediatization
policy
failure
boost
accountability,
before
zooming
on
feelings
reactions
those
who
held
accountable.
title
available
as
Open
Access
Cambridge
Core.
Utilities Policy,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
81, P. 101495 - 101495
Published: Jan. 18, 2023
Caring
for
biodiversity
is
a
significant
challenge
companies
worldwide.
The
role
of
water
utilities
in
this
context
pivotal:
as
key
actors
providing
core
services
while
balancing
the
interests
many
stakeholders
interested
their
activity,
are
adopting
different
accounting
tools
to
increase
accountability.
To
understand
motivations
and
explore
mechanisms
underlying
utilities'
accountability
practices,
case
study
developed.
Findings
reveal
how
normative
isomorphism,
coercive
requirements,
driving
Also,
reveals
centrality
integrated
reporting
alternative
practices
disclosing
on
biodiversity.
Australian Journal of Public Administration,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 5, 2025
Abstract
Our
analysis
of
the
literature
indicates
a
growing
prominence
hybridity
within
field
public
administration.
Hybrid
arrangements
incorporate
ambiguities
and
controversies,
but
they
also
represent
opportunities
for
joint
action
goal
achievement.
The
difficulties
inherent
in
originate
from
dichotomous
view
public–private
divide
underdeveloped
measurement
instruments.
contributions
this
special
issue
address
these
challenges,
providing
extensive
evidence
as
to
empirical
reality
manifold
aspects
hybrid
management.
Encouragingly,
knowledge
enabled
us
revisit
existing
models
provide
an
up‐to‐date
Framework
Hybridised
Public
Management
further
advance
development
theory
practice.
Drawing
on
framework,
we
suggest
future
research
key
areas.
Points
practitioners
managers
organisations
must
adeptly
communicate
with
varied
audiences,
each
distinct
expectations.
This
requires
tailoring
messages
demonstrate
organisation's
multi‐faceted
value
creation,
encompassing
public,
private,
social
benefits,
secure
stakeholder
buy‐in
support.
integration
divergent
goals
logics
demands
innovative
organisational
designs
manage
incongruences.
structures
processes
should
foster
cooperation
among
civil
society
actors.
Traditional
financial
metrics
often
inadequately
capture
complexity
societal
arrangements.
Practitioners
adopt
develop
performance
systems
that
reflect
multi‐dimensional
outcomes
hybridity,
balancing
financial,
social,
considerations.
ambiguity
can
lead
excessive
oversight
hinders
innovation
alignment.
need
establish
governance
frameworks
mitigate
while
ensuring
accountability
preserving
core
mission
entity.
Public–private
be
instrumental
leveraging
additional
financing,
not
only
widening
resource
base
gaining
legitimacy.
Global Policy,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16(S1), P. 25 - 37
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
ABSTRACT
Uncovering
apt
policy
for
refugee
self‐reliance
is
intricate.
Refugee
entrepreneurship
often
hailed
as
the
way
forward
such
an
objective
it
deciphers
‘Canvas
Ceiling’.
However,
lack
of
financing
unfeasible
and
unbankable
entrepreneurs
prevents
this
from
materialising.
This
article
proposes
Islamic
blended
microfinance
entrepreneurship,
integrating
state
support,
private
sector,
philanthropic
funds,
values.
Our
model
differs
developed
through
lens
competing
logic
discussed
in
institutional
theory.
Understanding
crucial
finance
involves
various
agents
with
distinct
moral
preferences
that
are
overlooked
by
policymakers.
We
test
our
spatial
context
Indonesia,
home
finance.
The
findings
outline
logics
three
religion
(Islam)
can
converge
contextuality
temporality
dimensions.
A
key
to
attaining
equilibrium
meticulously
design
payoff
between
sector
market
institutions
universal
community
logic,
making
them
contingent
on
economy.
Journal of Social Entrepreneurship,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 34
Published: March 24, 2025
This
paper
explores
the
mechanisms
by
which
incumbent
social
enterprises
navigate,
respond,
and
circumvent
state
tensions
in
dysfunctional
markets.
study
employs
an
exploratory
qualitative
single
case
design
analysis
using
Gioia
Methodology.
Data
triangulation
is
followed
through
multiple
interviews
secondary
data.
By
introducing
'Typology
for
Social
Organizations'
Coordinating
Mechanisms
Response
to
State
Coercive
Power
Logics',
this
original
attempt
understand
innovative
navigate
coercive
institutional
pressures
rather
than
lobbying
or
confrontation
that
mainstreamed
literature.
Public Administration,
Journal Year:
2015,
Volume and Issue:
93(3), P. 609 - 626
Published: Jan. 15, 2015
Scholars'
criticism
of
transparency
in
public–private
partnerships
(
PPPs
)
often
focuses
on
‘external’
transparency,
that
is,
the
extent
to
which
internal
information
is
visible
outside
world.
However,
achieve
external
–
availability
and
inferability
for
public
procurer
private
party
crucial.
In
this
article
we
analyse
input,
process,
output
from
three
different
perspectives
(institutional,
cognitive,
strategic)
four
Netherlands.
We
conclude
input
high,
but
process
less
so.
Moreover,
has
gained
importance
.
Whether
problematic
depends
'
institutional
environment.
some
desired
uncontested
predetermined
by
clear
standards
environment,
whereas
other
deal
with
contested
norms,
decreasing
partnerships'
transparency.
These
results
nuance
current
debate
lack
Public Administration,
Journal Year:
2015,
Volume and Issue:
94(2), P. 526 - 541
Published: Dec. 28, 2015
This
article
discusses
factors
shaping
street‐level
caseworkers'
role
in
the
‘personalization’
of
activation
for
people
with
employability
and
health‐related
barriers
to
work.
Rice's
(2013)
micro‐institutionalist
framework
understands
bureaucracy
as
being
defined
across
three
levels:
interactions
between
caseworkers
clients;
environment
implementing
organization
that
shapes,
is
shaped
by,
these
interactions;
relationship
two
levels
interaction
wider
economic,
policy
social
context.
While
building
on
foundations
laid
by
previous
scholars,
we
use
starting
point
a
preliminary
study
bureaucrats'
compulsory
activation.
We
analyse
in‐depth
interviews
clients
involved
UK
government's
main
programme
–
‘The
Work
Programme’.
Our
findings
support
other
studies
add
literature
suggesting
number
organizational
high‐level
have
contributed
an
increasing
standardization
practice.
Studies in Higher Education,
Journal Year:
2017,
Volume and Issue:
44(3), P. 584 - 598
Published: Oct. 20, 2017
Drawing
upon
organizational
justice
theory,
we
examine
how
perceptions
of
performance
management
fairness
affect
burnout
and
citizenship
behaviors
among
academic
employees.
Data
from
532
employees
a
university
in
Flanders
(Belgium)
were
analyzed
using
structural
equation
modeling.
Academic
experience
less
when
is
perceived
as
high.
Performance
distributive
interactional
increase
by
reducing
supporting
partial
mediation.
Higher
education
institutions
should
carefully
design
implement
systems
with
fair
outcomes,
procedures
treatment
Our
findings
stress
the
importance
offer
new
insights
on
these
employee
outcomes.