Performance of Hybrid Organisations. Challenges and Opportunities for Social and Commercial Enterprises.
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| Authors: | Garrido-Skurkowicz, Natalia1 (AUTHOR) ngarridos@uoc.edu, Wittek, Rafael2 (AUTHOR), la Roi, Chaïm3,4 (AUTHOR) |
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| Source: | Journal of Social Entrepreneurship. Nov2024, Vol. 15 Issue 3, p1058-1087. 30p. |
| Subject Terms: | *Social enterprises, *Organizational legitimacy, *Organizational growth, *Entrepreneurship, *Business enterprises |
| Company/Entity: | Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (Program) |
| Abstract: | Growth is a key dimension of organisational performance, and innovativeness has been identified as one of its most important predictors in commercial enterprises. But does this also hold for the growing number of social enterprises and so-called "hybrid" organisations? Whereas neo-institutional accounts emphasise the legitimacy premium and performance benefits that come with hybridity, category signaling approaches stress the downsides and negative performance effects of blurred categories. Introducing the neglected distinction between category hybridity and goal hybridity and adopting a multilevel perspective on hybrid organisations, the present study develops and empirically tests competing hypotheses with data from the 2009 Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM). Multilevel analysis of 2,606 social and 10,133 commercial enterprises, obtained from 150,721 respondents in 42 countries reveals a significant and positive association between organisation-level innovativeness and growth expectations for both commercial and social enterprises. The effect of organisational innovativeness on growth expectations is stronger positive for social compared to commercial enterprises, and higher levels of goal hybridity increase growth expectations for commercial, but not for social enterprises. No moderating effects of country-level differences were found. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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