Research on hybrid organization (HO) has grown rapidly over recent decades, yet the
conceptualization and research structure remain fragmented. In this paper, we employ a …

Advances in digital manufacturing technologies have not only altered R&D processes for
new product development (NPD), but they have also opened new possibilities for user …

There is a resurgence in both the advancement and critique of research at the intersection of
religion and entrepreneurship. It is precisely because there are important conflicts, tensions …

With the looming planetary emergency, the future will be anything but an extension of the
past. Yet theorizing the future poses a peculiar problem. By definition, it is not present yet …

The conventional view tends to consider the social dimension of the circular economy as
conspicuous by its absence. This paper draws attention to business strategies and …

Hybrid practices combine core elements of different institutional logics. As such, they elicit
contrasting responses from individuals, including ignoring, rejecting and adopting them. Yet …

New ventures often pursue both economic and social goals, known as goal hybridity. Yet,
we know less about how organizational goal hybridity influences the performance and …

Digital technologies, and the affordances they provide, can shape institutional processes in
significant ways. In the last decade, social media and other digital platforms have redefined …

This chapter engages with both religion and paradox in leadership and organization
research by focusing on three sources of paradoxical tensions and how they are shaped by …

The formation of the first Islamic bank in Germany in 2015 came with considerable tensions
at the interface of the religious logic, on the one hand, and the state logic, on the other. With …