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  • Accountability and Hybridity in welfare governance
    'Wiley', 2020
    Co-Authors: A. Benish, P. Mattei
    Abstract:

    Hybridity has become a central characteristic of accountability in public governance. Contemporary service delivery is increasingly defined by the mixing and layering of public, market and social accountability regimes operating as overlapping \u2018hybrid\u2019 accountability arrangements. Although hybrid accountability is not a new phenomenon, recent trends have accelerated the process of hybridization, particularly in welfare state governance. In this symposium, we seek to advance our understanding of the under\u2010theorized concept of hybrid accountability and empirically examine what is actually going on. In this introductory article, we put forward a definition of what Hybridity means in public welfare governance and explore its origins and dynamics. We then present the articles of this symposium, showing how they go beyond fixed and static typologies to grasp the dynamics of interactions between actors, values and mechanisms under hybrid accountability. We conclude by reflecting on a future research agenda for studying hybrid accountability arrangements

  • accountability and Hybridity in welfare governance
    Social Science Research Network, 2020
    Co-Authors: A. Benish, P. Mattei
    Abstract:

    English Abstract: Hybridity has become a central characteristic of accountability in public governance. Contemporary service delivery is increasingly defined by the mixing and layering of public, market and social accountability regimes operating as overlapping “hybrid” accountability arrangements. Although hybrid accountability is not a new phenomenon, recent trends have accelerated the process of hybridisation, particularly in welfare state governance. In this symposium, we seek to advance our understanding of the under-theorised concept of hybrid accountability and empirically examine what is actually going on. In this introductory article, we put forward a definition of what Hybridity means in public welfare governance and explore its origins and dynamics. We then present the papers of this symposium, showing how they go beyond fixed and static typologies to grasp the dynamics of interactions between actors, values and mechanisms under hybrid accountability. We conclude by reflecting on a future research agenda for studying hybrid accountability arrangements.

Wendy K Smith - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

Robin Luckham - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • hybrid security governance in africa rethinking the foundations of security justice and legitimate public authority
    Conflict Security & Development, 2016
    Co-Authors: Niagale Bagayoko, Eboe Hutchful, Robin Luckham
    Abstract:

    AbstractThis article asks whether the concept of ‘Hybridity’ offers a more convincing account of security governance in Africa than the standard state-focused models. It seeks to clarify the complex intersections between formal and informal, state and non-state security actors, and the varied terrains on which Hybridity is constructed, instrumentalised and recalibrated over time. Rather than romanticising informal or ‘traditional’ institutions, it suggests that they too embed their own power hierarchies, become sites of contestation, and do not work equally well for everyone, least of all for the weak, vulnerable and excluded. Thus the focus is placed upon the real governance of security in hybrid systems, and the patterns of inclusion and exclusion (including gender biases) they reinforce. Finally the paper considers how policy-makers and shapers can work with the grain of hybrid security arrangements to create more legitimate, broadly-based and effective African security governance.

Sergio G Lazzarini - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • public private collaboration Hybridity and social value towards new theoretical perspectives
    Journal of Management Studies, 2017
    Co-Authors: Bertrand Quelin, Ilze Kivleniece, Sergio G Lazzarini
    Abstract:

    Focusing on the collaboration intersecting public, non-profit and private spheres of economic activity, we analyse the conceptual forms of Hybridity embedded in these novel inter-organizational arrangements, and link them to different mechanisms of creating social value. We first disentangle alternative notions of hybrid arrangements in existing literature by proposing a conceptual typology on two theoretically complementary yet distinct dimensions: Hybridity in governance and Hybridity in organizational logics. We show how both forms of Hybridity can jointly occur in complex public-private and cross-sector collaborations, and propose the notion of value as a crucial bridging point between these perspectives. Crucially, we develop a conceptual framework on key theoretical mechanisms leading to economic and social value in these inter-organizational collaborations. Our work deepens the understanding of how diverse, hybrid forms of collaboration can create value and builds critical links between previously disparate streams of literature on public-private interaction, cross-sector collaboration and social enterprises.