“…Open source software development is organized in communities that comprise both individual users and firms, represented by employees (Levine andPrietula, 2013, Rullani andHaefliger, 2013;Lakhani & von Hippel, 2003;Spaeth, von Krogh, & Fang He, 2014). New forms of collaboration (e.g., Börjeson, 2015;Howison and Crowston, 2014;Iturrioz, Aragon, & Narvaiza, 2015) can trigger both updates in social practice and conflict in terms of agenda setting, for the community or for the individual participants in an organization. Leadership research may need to study how organizations can navigate new forms of collaboration and maintain their own interests while balancing the needs and interests of the community (Dahlander and Wallin, 2006;Faraj, Jarvenpaa, & Majchrzak, 2011).…”