Teachers and middle managers in a hybrid educational sector

Honingh, Marlies

doi:10.4324/9780203932827.ch16

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Does Hybridity Matter In Practice?1

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“…A final key issue is how hybridity affects actual service delivery. There is some evidence that the fact that an organization is hybrid from an economic or legal perspective does not affect or only marginally affects how professionals operate (see e.g., Honingh 2008;Bode 2008), whereas other research shows that professionals in hybrid organizations do feel the effects of hybridity, both in terms of risks and opportunities (e.g., Karré 2011Karré , 2018. What is clear is that hybridity does not mean the same for every organization or for every professional.…”

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Hybridization and Hybridity

Brandsen

Karré

2021

International Encyclopedia of Civil Society

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Hybridization generally refers to the process and hybridity to the product of a mixture of essentially contradictory and conflicting elements. We refer to it here as a combination of the characteristics of civil society, market, and state and mainly focus on hybrid organizations, as these have raised the most pressing questions in research on civil society. These hybrid organizations operate at the borders between the spheres of the market, state, and civil society and combine the characteristics and logics conventionally attached to each of them (

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