In hybrid organizations there are private, public and non-profit organizations collaborating together. All these organizations have … See more

Hybridity in organizations, characterized by mixed ownership, governance modes, goal incongruence, and competing institutional logics, presents significant challenges for … See more

Borys and Jemison introduced the concept of "hybrid organizational arrangements", aligning the concept with strategic alliances, R&D partnerships, joint ventures and licensing. The authors reviewed prior research and provided a qualitative framework for … See more

Examples of hybrid forms of organization include:
• Public service organizations established by societal actors, such as (in the European context) social housing providers, public schools and hospitals.
• Public … See more

Hybrid organizations are found in both the private and public sectors, but there may be differences in their goals and governance … See more

As hybrid organizations combine diverse stakeholder groups, the potential for conflict within them might be greater. This is the challenge of stakeholder management. … See more

Not all hybrid forms are intentional as their value creation may take place "by default". Hemingway's ethnographic study of a British-based multi-national corporation, where See more