Performance management in hybrid organisations: A study in social housing

Manville, Graham; Greatbanks, Richard

doi:10.1016/j.emj.2020.04.006

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“…This lack of previous management accounting literature to explore the influence of institutional pressures at the field level on SEs' internal PMS and institutional logic was the motivation for this study. Most previous studies, reinforced by different theoretical explanations and empirical methodologies, explore SEs' internal PMS and institutional logics at both the organisational and individual levels, both in developed and developing contexts (Rozenfeld and Scapens, 2020;Knardal, 2020;Ferry and Eckersley, 2020;Manville and Greatbanks, 2020;Kaufman and Covaleski, 2019;Diab and Metwally, 2019;Busco et al, 2017;Contrafatto and Burns, 2013). However, there is still a lack of existing literature and hitherto unexplored linkages on the influence of institutional forces, at a macro-level, on the creation and use of a PMS, at a micro-level.…”

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“…This is important not only because the co-existence of both logics must be forged in the enterprise but also because the social cognitive behaviour of the enterprise's management (or part of) may impact the creation of a PMS. Moreover, it is argued that the logic of motivationally driven social cognition is applicable, regardless of whether motives are held only by individuals or are shared in groups within the organisation (Ishaque, 2020;Manville and Greatbanks, 2020). In a SE context, the motives are the willing in gaining societal acceptance and legitimacy at the field level to signify good performance, governance and compliance with its regulatory body (Mättö et al, 2020;Luke et al, 2013;Nicholls, 2010).…”

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“…The implementation of a PMS is clearly connected to and plays a more pivotal role in SEs' institutional complexity than previously mentioned in previous literature. Such shifting relationships between commercial and social logics reflect an increasingly complex attitude for SEs' internal PMS, which now emphasises developing business-critical activities, instead of simply presenting performance data as a tool to promote good governance and compliance to their regulatory bodies (Mättö et al, 2020;Manville and Greatbanks, 2020;Carlsson-Wall et al, 2016). This ends with the fact that institutional logics and their interplay are "in a state of flux" within SEs' internal PMS.…”

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The influence of institutional pressures on the implementation of a performance measurement system in an Egyptian social enterprise

Alsaid

Ambilichu

2020

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Purpose This study aims to explore the influence of field-level funding pressure and resource dependency on conflicting institutional logics in implementing a new performance measurement system (PMS) within a privatised social enterprise (SE) in a developing country. It answers the research question: how accounting-based key performance indicators (KPIs) were chosen within a privatised SE to maintain co-existence between two different institutional logics, the social and commercial logics, to gain legitimacy in the government funding scheme. Design/methodology/approach This study expands the application and contribution of the Besharov and Smith’s (2014) logics multiplicity framework to previous management accounting literature on PMS and institutional logics. It adds a new dimension to previous literature to theorise the cognitive dynamics of institutional logics at three distinct but interrelated institutional levels, namely, field, organisational and individual. Data come from an interpretive case study of an Egyptian SE, involved in implementing a social project (drinking water refining) in rural communities. Findings PMS acts as a political tool through which the privatised case company has gained societal acceptance and legitimacy in the government funding scheme. Its non-political KPIs have turned into political tools to meet the institutional demands of the funding scheme. This government involvement represents field-level institutional logics, which influenced the organisational-level interplay of commercial and social logics and then the individual-level choice of internal KPIs. This contributes to the fact that institutional logics and their interplay between these three levels are “in a state of flux” within SEs’ internal PMS. Originality/value This study deals with a real-life practical case that proves the prevalence of one institutional logic over another at both the organisational and individual levels may be occasioned by organisational field pressures and opportunities rather than by other intra-organisational conflicts as discussed in most previous literature on PMS and institutional logics.

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The influence of institutional pressures on the implementation of a performance measurement system in an Egyptian social enterprise

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Ambilichu

2020

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“…The overcrowding of cities and the increase of the land price in the larger ones, together with the economic crisis we are undergoing in recent years, have motivated urban developments to conceive a type of housing that is increasingly smaller and with a higher degree of overcrowding (Manville and Greatbanks, 2020).…”

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Ventilation for Residential Buildings: Critical Assessment of Standard Requirements in the COVID-19 Pandemic Context

Benito

Ramírez

Viccione

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Front. Built Environ.

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After the arrival of a new airborne virus to the world, science is aiming to develop solutions to withstand the spread and contagion of SARS-CoV-2. The most severe among the adopted measures is to remain in home isolation for a significant number of hours per day, to avoid the spreading of the infection in an uncontrolled way through public spaces. Recent literature showed that the primary route of transmission is via aerosols, especially produced in poorly ventilated inner spaces. Spain has reached very high levels concerning contagion rates, accumulated incidence, or number of hospitalizations due to COVID-19. Therefore, this article aims to develop a quantitative and qualitative analysis of the requirements established in Spain, with respect to the European framework in reference to ventilation parameters indoors. The different parameters that serve as calculation for the ventilation flow in homes are analyzed to this aim. Results show that the criteria established in the applicable regulations are insufficient to ensure health and avoid contagion by aerosols indoors.

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“…The overcrowding of cities, the increase of the land price in the larger ones, together with the economic crisis we are undergoing in recent years, has motivated urban developments to conceive a type of housing that is increasingly smaller and with a higher degree of overcrowding [52].…”

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Analysis of Air Quality by Ventilation in House in the Framework of the COVID-19 Pandemic: The Case of Spain

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Viccione³

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After the arrival of a new airborne virus to the world, science is aiming to develop solutions to withstand the spread and contagion of the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus. The most severe among the adopted measures is to remain in home isolation for a significant number of hours per day, in order to avoid the spreading of the infection in an uncontrolled way through public spaces. Recent literature showed that the major route of transmission is via aerosols produced especially in poorly ventilated inner spaces. With regard to contagion rates, accumulated incidence or number of hospitalizations due to COVID-19, Spain has reached very high levels, therefore this article develops a quantitative and qualitative analysis of the requirements established in Spain with respect to the European framework in reference to ventilation parameters indoors. For this, a case study has been analyzed, representing a common residence in current Spanish residential developments. Results show that the criteria established in the applicable regulations are not sufficient to ensure health as well as to avoid contagion by aerosols indoors.

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Performance management in hybrid organisations: A study in social housing

Cited by 15 publications

References 54 publications

The influence of institutional pressures on the implementation of a performance measurement system in an Egyptian social enterprise

The influence of institutional pressures on the implementation of a performance measurement system in an Egyptian social enterprise

Ventilation for Residential Buildings: Critical Assessment of Standard Requirements in the COVID-19 Pandemic Context

Analysis of Air Quality by Ventilation in House in the Framework of the COVID-19 Pandemic: The Case of Spain

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