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Problematic Outcomes of Organization Hybridity: The Case of Samhall

In: Managing Hybrid Organizations

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  • Mats Jutterström

    (Stockholm University
    Stockholm School of Economics)

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The chapter highlights the practical dilemmas that may occur when different institutional logics are combined within an organization. In the empirical study of the organization Samhall, the combination of different institutional logics and the dilemmas it resulted in were profound. Jutterström describes three elemental outcomes of this hybridity, undermining the overall support of the individuals the organization was established to help. The outcomes concern the (1) working environment, (2) level of support, and (3) selection of employees. The chapter ends with a discussion of the roots of the described dilemmas, as well as of how the negative effects of hybridity may be mitigated.

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  • Mats Jutterström, 2019. "Problematic Outcomes of Organization Hybridity: The Case of Samhall," Springer Books, in: Susanna Alexius & Staffan Furusten (ed.), Managing Hybrid Organizations, chapter 10, pages 199-214, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:sprchp:978-3-319-95486-8_10
    DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-95486-8_10
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