Index

Hybridity in the Governance and Delivery of Public Services

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(2018), "Index", Hybridity in the Governance and Delivery of Public Services (Studies in Public and Non-Profit Governance, Vol. 7), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 261-271. https://doi.org/10.1108/S2051-663020180000007015

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INDEX

Accessibility
, 43

Accountability
, 3, 31–35, 37–39, 41–49

market-oriented reforms on
, 33

Advertisement of positions
, 107

Advisory Committee
, 14–15

Agencification
, 9, 28

Agency theory
, 55, 57–58, 63–65, 146–147, 196

Alberta

healthcare reform in
, 149–151

multiple logics, interaction of
, 151, 154–158

Alliance for Protection of Heritage in Conflict Areas (ALIPH)
, 169

Anti-Doping Administration and Management System (ADAMS)
, 175, 177, 183, 188

ARD
, 174

‘Arm’s length’ agencies
, 8, 12, 27, 28

Ashfield, Lord
, 10–12, 16, 17, 20

New Works scheme
, 13

Ashley-Cooper, Patrick
, 11

Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen (ASLEF)
, 18

Association of Certified Fraud
, 92

Audit explosion
, 9, 27

Australia

Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs (FaHCSIA)
, 127

National Disability Insurance Scheme
, 124–130, 132–137

National Disability Services
, 132, 133, 137

Productivity Commission
, 131, 133, 136

Australian Disability Enterprises (ADEs)
, 127

Australian disability sector

in change
, 125–128

changing relationships in, history of
, 125–132

disability support organizations, evolution of
, 132–137

forms of hybridization
, 129–131

levels of government in service provision
, 128–129

role of hybrids in
, 123–137

Australian Institute for Health and Welfare (AIHW)
, 125

Birhanu, Girmay
, 177

Board

capital
, 55, 61–63, 70

compensation
, 55, 67–68, 71, 74–75

diversity
, 55, 61, 63, 65–67

incentives
, 61

integrity
, 62, 64–65

interlocking
, 64, 70, 71, 74

members, training for
, 47–48

nomination
, 47–48

role on transparency and integrity in SOEs
, 59–63

Board of directors, in SOEs

transparency and integrity
, 53–77, 85–87

background information
, 68–69

board capital
, 64–65

board compensation
, 67–68

board diversity
, 65–67

level of integrity design
, 85–86

level of transparency design
, 85

method
, 70–71

results
, 71–74

sample and data collection
, 69

skill diversity design
, 86–87

theoretical background
, 56–59

variables
, 69–70

Bondholders
, 10, 16–17

percentage returns to
, 24

Boundary-spanning leadership, in hybrid networks
, 243–257

collaboration
, 247–248

collaborative capacity building
, 246–247

formal leadership
, 251–252

informal leadership
, 252–255

institutional entrepreneurship
, 246–247

British Broadcasting Corporation, The
, 8

Business-like logic
, 158, 160

Business operations of municipalities
, 45

Capital

board
, 55, 61–63, 70

board
, 62

human
, 61, 68, 76, 227

relational
, 61, 75, 76

social
, 61

Career management
, 97

Caribbean Regional Anti-Doping Organisation
, 173

Caritas in Veritate – On Integral Human Development in Charity and Truth
, 217, 228–232

Case-mix accounting
, 148

Cash-for-care
, 132

Cause-related marketing
, 226

Center for Effective Philanthropy
, 196

Centesimus Annus
, 229

Central Electricity Board, The
, 8

Central government
, 56

relations with hybrid organizations
, 13–16

Centre National de Lutte contre le Dopage
, 173

Charitable donations
, 226

Charter of Athlete Rights and Responsibilities
, 178

Child and Family Court Advisory Support Services
, 249

Children’s Services (CSs)
, 251

Church’s Social Doctrine
, 228–232

Civil attention
, 194

Cliff, John
, 11

Collaboration

between for-profit and non-profit organizations
, 212–235

leadership in
, 247–248

Collaborative capacity building (CCB)
, 246–247, 249, 255

Common good
, 229

Commonwealth Games
, 172

Compensation

board
, 55, 67–68, 71, 74–75

of directors
, 70

Competition
, 54

Compliance

World Anti-Doping Agency
, 178–180, 184–185

Conference of Parties
, 171, 175

Connexions Service
, 249

Consultative Group on Anti-Doping in Sport
, 171

Contracts, short-termism of
, 109

Control
, 36–42, 44, 48, 49

Control systems
, 2

Corporate governance
, 54, 55, 59, 61, 76, 222

Corporate social reports
, 59

Corporate social responsibility (CSR)
, 224, 228

Corporate welfare initiatives
, 226

Corporatisation of local government
, 33–35

Corruption
, 2, 3, 32, 34, 46

defined
, 92

factors
, 93–94

in humanitarian aid
, 92–93

human resources practices on humanitarian aid
, 89–117

lack of awareness
, 97

in recruitment process
, 95–96

in state-owned enterprises
, 58

see also Scandals

Cost-effective medical services
, 154

Council of Europe
, 186

Anti-Doping Convention
, 185, 189

Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS)
, 174, 175, 177, 181

Cultural diversity
, 112–113

Culture of money
, 148

Cutting crime
, 245

Democracy
, 32, 37

Determinism vs solidarism
, 197–198, 205

Diagnosis-Related Group (DRG)
, 159, 160

Disability Services Act 1986
, 126

Disability support organizations

evolution of
, 132–137

organisational changes at
, 133–134

organisations to meet person-centred care, transforming
, 134–135

person-centred care, implementation of
, 132–133

Disclosure
, 54–56, 58–60, 62, 63, 65, 67, 68, 76

financial
, 54, 58

mandatory
, 54, 58, 59, 65

non-financial
, 54, 58

risk
, 55, 59, 62, 65

voluntary
, 54, 58, 65, 67

Distributive leadership
, 247

Diversity

board
, 55, 61, 63, 65–67

cultural
, 112–113

gender
, 62, 66

religious
, 113

skill
, 62, 65–67, 70, 71, 74–76

Documentation
, 47

Duplication in responsibilities
, 103

Elites

controlling managerial elite, selection and duties of
, 10–12

role of
, 9

Emergent leadership
, 248

Employee integration, lack of transparency in
, 96–97

Employee retention, lack of transparency in
, 96–97

Employment creation
, 57

En kommunallag för framtiden
, 35

Enron scandals
, 92

Essential Lifestyle Planning
, 135

Ethical conduct
, 55

Ethics
, 32, 37

training in
, 111–112

European Academy of Management (EURAM)

Public and Non-Profit Management Strategic Interest Group
, 4

European Commission
, 194

European Group on Public Administration (EGPA)

Permanent Study Group on Public Network Policy and Management
, 4

‘Every Child Matters’
, 248

External market
, 60

FIFA World Cup
, 172

Financial disclosure
, 54, 58

Financial interests
, 16–17

Forestry Commission
, 8

Formal leadership, as institutional entrepreneurship
, 251–252

For-profit and non-profit organizations, collaboration between
, 215–235

characteristics of
, 226–227

drivers
, 224–225

stages of
, 225–226

theoretical framework
, 222–224

Foundation of banking origin (FOB)
, 200, 201

Foundations, strategic philanthropy in
, 193–212

governance and
, 204–205

determinism vs solidarism
, 197–198, 205

monitoring
, 206–208

non-profit governance
, 196–197

performance
, 208–210

planning
, 205–206

research question
, 195–196

response rate and tested associations
, 201–202

sample
, 200–201

survey
, 199–200

France
, 169, 173

Front-of-house logics
, 158

Funding

World Anti-Doping Agency
, 182–183, 187–188

Gaudium et Spes
, 229

Gender diversity
, 62, 66

General Postal Union
, 168

Gilbert, Sir John
, 11

Gillard, Julia
, 129

Gioia method
, 250

Global Fund (GF)
, 167, 187

Governance
, 2

corporate
, 54, 55, 59, 61, 76, 222

foundations’ environment
, 195–196

and monitoring, association between
, 206–208

non-profit organizations
, 222

and planning, association between
, 205–206

and strategic philanthropy

determinism vs solidarism
, 197–198

non-profit governance
, 196–197

Grant-making foundations
, 196, 199–201, 207, 209

Grounded theory
, 95

Hansmann theory
, 220

Health Professions Statutes Amendment Act
, 150

Heaton, John
, 16

Helleland, Linda Hofstad
, 172

Holland, Sir Edward
, 11

Hore-Belisha, Leslie
, 13

‘How to Get the NDIS on Track’ (National Disability Services)
, 132

Human capital
, 61, 68, 76, 227

Humanitarian aid

corruption in
, 92–93

See also Human resources practices on corruption behaviour in humanitarian aid, influence of

Human resources practices on corruption behaviour in humanitarian aid, influence of
, 89–117

cultural diversity
, 112–113

grounded theory
, 95

interviewing
, 97–100

irregularities in staff selection procedures
, 106–109

observations
, 95–97

organisational chart
, 104–106

poor talent management/high turnover
, 109–111

propositions and research model
, 114–115

research context
, 94

short-termism of contracts
, 109

Terms of Reference
, 101–104

training in ethics
, 111–112

Hybridity
, 144–146

effects on London’s transport (1933–1948)
, 7–28

Statutory Framework
, 10

relations with central government, local government, and passengers
, 13–16

relations with financial interests
, 16–17

relations with trade unions
, 17–21

service delivery
, 21–26

controlling managerial elite, selection and duties of
, 10–12

organisational
, 1

Hybrid networks, boundary-spanning leadership in
, 243–257

collaboration
, 247–248

collaborative capacity building
, 246–247

formal leadership
, 251–252

informal leadership
, 252–255

institutional entrepreneurship
, 246–247

Hybrid organisations

accountability
, 31–35, 37–39, 41–49

control
, 36–42, 44, 48, 49

defined
, 124

transparency
, 32, 33, 37–49

Hybrid professionalism
, 157

Hybrid professionals
, 157

Impartiality
, 37

Inadequate profile selection to job requirements
, 107

Inappropriate training
, 97

Independent Testing Authority (ITA)
, 183, 184

Informal leadership
, 248

as boundary spanning
, 252–255

Innovation
, 57

Institute of National Anti-Doping Organisations (iNADO)
, 173

Institutional donors
, 194

Institutional entrepreneurship
, 246–247

formal leadership as
, 251–252

Institutional logics
, 143–147, 149, 158

characteristics of
, 152–153

cohabitation, consequences of
, 158–160

defined
, 144

Institutional theory
, 55, 63

Integrity
, 3, 54, 69

board capital and
, 64–65

board compensation and
, 67–68

board diversity and
, 65–67

board
, 62, 64–65

level of design
, 85–86

organisational
, 62, 65

Interlocking directors
, 64–65, 77

International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF)
, 179

International Charter of Physical Education and Sport
, 175

International Committee of the Olympic Games
, 168

International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)
, 167, 183

International Doping Tests & Management AB
, 173

International governance
, 167–189

International Monetary Fund (IMF)
, 90

International Non-Governmental Organisations (INGOs)
, 98

International Olympic Committee (IOC)
, 168, 169, 171, 172, 178, 181

‘International Test Distribution Plan’
, 184

International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO)
, 169

International Paralympic Committee (IPC)
, 169, 176, 178, 179

International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement (IRCRCM)
, 169

International Research Society for Public Management (IRSPM)
, 4

International Sport Federations (IFs)
, 169, 171, 174, 176, 178–180, 185

International Standard for Code Compliance by Signatories (ISCCS)
, 185

International Standard for Laboratories
, 174

International Standard for Testing
, 174

International Standards for the Protection of Privacy and Personal Information
, 175

International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN)
, 169

Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN)
, 169, 187

Inter-organisational innovations
, 245

Jednorodne Grupy Pacjentów
, 159

Job descriptions, lack of transparency in
, 96

Job frustration
, 101–102

Job insecurity
, 109

Joint Area Reviews (JARs)
, 251

Justice
, 229

L&HCTAC
, 10, 14

members of
, 15–16

Laborem Exercens
, 229

Lausanne Conference 1999
, 172

Laymen-auditors (lekmannarevisor), obstacles for
, 41–42

Leadership

boundary-spanning, in hybrid networks
, 243–257

distributive
, 247

emergent
, 248

formal
, 251–252

informal
, 248, 252–255

positional
, 248

professional
, 248

transformational
, 247

League of Nations
, 168

Legitimacy
, 54, 61, 64, 65, 77, 158, 159

Local government
, 56

accountability
, 31–35, 37–39, 41–49

control
, 36–42, 44, 48, 49

corporatisation of
, 33–35

relations with hybrid organizations
, 13–16, 31–49

transparency
, 32, 33, 37–49

Local safeguarding children boards (LSCBs)
, 248–257

London’s transport (1933–1948), hybridity effects on
, 7–28

Statutory Framework
, 10

relations with central government, local government, and passengers
, 13–16

relations with financial interests
, 16–17

relations with trade unions
, 17–21

service delivery
, 21–26

controlling managerial elite, selection and duties of
, 10–12

London Passenger Transport Act 1933
, 10

London Passenger Transport Board (LPTB)
, 8, 10–28

gross revenue per passenger journey
, 23

members of
, 10–12

passenger vehicles operated by
, 25

responses to public criticisms/proposals
, 13

route miles operated by
, 25

staff expenditure
, 23

Loyalties
, 44–45, 48–49

LPTB Act 1933

Section 1
, 10

Section 1(2)
, 11

Section 3
, 12

Section 3(1)
, 12

Section 3(4)
, 12

Section 29
, 13

Section 30
, 13

Section 39
, 16

Sections 58–62
, 14

Section 59(1)
, 14

Section 59(3)
, 14, 15

Section 67
, 17

Section 68
, 17–18

Managerial elite

controlling, selection and duties of
, 10–12

Managerial encroachment
, 142

Mandatory disclosure
, 54, 58, 59, 65

MAPS (Making Action Plans for normalisation or The McGill Action Planning System)
, 135

Marketisation
, 32

Mater et Magistra
, 229

Maybury, Sir Henry
, 11

McLaren Report
, 179

Media attention
, 194

Messiness
, 245

Meta-strategies
, 245

Ministry of Transport
, 14

Minority voice
, 67

Monitoring
, 54

Morrison, Herbert
, 10

Motivation, and corruption
, 103–104

Multiple Lenses
, 249

Multiple logics, interaction of
, 151, 154–158

Municipal Employees Association
, 18

National Anti-Doping Organizations (NADOs)
, 172, 173, 175–178, 181, 183–185, 187

National Disability Insurance Agency
, 127, 129

National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)
, 124, 126–130, 132–137

National Olympic Committees (NOCs)
, 169, 171, 176, 178, 179, 187

National Paralympic Committees (NPCs)
, 169, 178

National Passenger Transport Workers Union (NPWU)
, 18, 20

National Union of Railwaymen (NUR)
, 18

Neo-institutional theory
, 2

Nepotism
, 96, 106–107

Net Balance Management Group
, 146

Network Governance
, 244

New Public Management (NPM)
, 2, 9, 27, 32, 46, 49, 56, 141–162

agency theory
, 146–147

hybridity
, 144–146

institutional logics
, 143–147, 149, 152–153, 158–160

New Works
, 13, 22, 24

Nike
, 174

Non-financial disclosure
, 54, 58

Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs)
, 98, 129, 168

Non-profit governance, strategic philanthropy in
, 196–197

Non-profit organisations (NPOs)
, 216–222

beneficiaries
, 223

employees
, 223

governance
, 222

private donors
, 222

volunteers working
, 223

Octogesima adveniens
, 229

Olympic Charter
, 175

Olympic Games
, 172

Organisational chart
, 91

absence of
, 104–105

constant changes (ad hoc positions)
, 105

lack of transparency
, 96

poorly applied or not well-defined reporting lines
, 105–106

Organisational hybridity
, 1

Organisational integrity
, 62, 65

Ownership
, 35, 36, 43

active
, 38

structure of
, 46–47

Pacem in Terris
, 229

Parker, John
, 15

Passengers and hybrid organizations, relations between
, 13–16

Pastoral Constitution
, 229

PATH (Planning Alternative Tomorrow with Hope)
, 135

Performance
, 8–10, 17, 21, 22, 27, 28

evaluation system, absence of
, 110

of organizations, quantifying
, 9–10

Personal Futures Planning
, 135

Person-centred care
, 123–137

approaches to
, 135–136

defined
, 131–132

governance and leadership
, 136–137

implemented by disability support organizations
, 132–133

principles of
, 132

shift to
, 131–132

Pick, Frank
, 10–12, 15–17, 24, 26

Report to the Ministry 1939
, 14

Pope Benedict XVI
, 217, 229, 230

Pope John Paul II
, 229

Pope John XXIII
, 229

Pope Leo XIII
, 228

Pope Paul VI
, 229

Populorum Progressio
, 229

Porsche
, 174

Positional leadership
, 248

PriceWaterhouseCoopers
, 126

Private economy
, 219

Professional leadership
, 248

Professional logic
, 158

Profit maximization
, 57

Prohibited List (of doping products and methods)
, 174, 175, 181

Public corruption
, 32

Public economy
, 219

Public enterprises
, 32

Public goods
, 234

QUANGO
, 8, 27

Railway Clerks Association (RCA)
, 18

Railway Rates Tribunal
, 13

Recruitment

process, corruption in
, 95–96

staff leaving shortly after recruitment, absence of binding rules and
, 108–109

of unqualified individuals
, 108

Reedie, Sir Craig
, 171

Reference checks
, 108

Regional Anti-Doping Organizations (RADOs)
, 172, 173, 176, 178, 187

Regional Health Authorities (RHAs)
, 149–151, 155–158

Regional Health Authorities Act 1994
, 149

Relational capital
, 61, 75, 76

Religious diversity
, 113

Rerum Novarum
, 228

Research Service of the Riksdag, The
, 40

Resource-based arguments
, 197

Resource-based view
, 55

Resource dependence theory
, 60, 61, 63–65

Return on investment (ROI)
, 137

Risk disclosure
, 55, 59, 62, 65

Risk society
, 244

Royal Commission
, 14

Rule of law
, 32, 37

RUSADA
, 184

Safeguarding children
, 245

Scandals
, 90

See also Corruption

Second Vatican Council
, 229

Semantic spaces
, 246

Service delivery
, 21–26

Service role
, 61

Sharapova, Maria
, 174

Short-termism of contracts
, 109

Siemens scandals
, 92

Skill diversity
, 62, 65–67, 70, 71, 74–76

design
, 86–87

Social capital
, 61

Social Doctrine of the Church
, 228–232

Social housing
, 45

Social Return on Investment (SROI)
, 137

Social sponsoring
, 226

Social stability
, 57

Socio-cognitive perspective
, 55, 63–65, 67

Solidarism vs determinism
, 197–198, 205

Sollicitudo rei socialis
, 229

Staff selection procedures

irregularities in
, 106–109

lack of transparency in
, 96

Stanley, Albert
, 11

State-owned enterprises (SOEs)
, 2

board of directors in
, 53–77, 85–87

background information
, 68–69

board capital
, 64–65

board compensation
, 67–68

board diversity
, 65–67

level of integrity design
, 85–86

level of transparency design
, 85

method
, 70–71

results
, 71–74

sample and data collection
, 69

skill diversity design
, 86–87

theoretical background
, 56–59

variables
, 69–70

board’s role on transparency and integrity in
, 62–63

Stewardship
, 197

Strategic philanthropy

defined
, 196

in foundations
, 193–212

research question
, 195–196

response rate and tested associations
, 201–202

sample
, 200–201

survey
, 199–200

governance and
, 204–205

determinism vs solidarism
, 197–198, 205

monitoring
, 206–208

non-profit governance
, 196–197

performance
, 208–210

planning
, 205–206

Strategy role
, 61

Strikes
, 18–20

Supervisory role, deficiency in
, 110–111

Sustainable development
, 245

Svenska Dagbladet
, 34

Sweden

corporatisation of local government
, 33–35

transparency, accountability and control in hybrid organizations
, 31–49

Swedish Agency for Public Management, The
, 34

Swedish Companies Act, The (Aktiebolagslagen)
, 36, 37, 41, 44

Swedish Competition Authority
, 33

Swedish Local Government Act 2013
, 35

Swedish Tax Agency
, 34

Swedish Union of Tenants (Hyresgästföreningen)
, 34

Takeovers
, 54

Talented staff, failing to retain
, 109–110

Talent management
, 109–111

Technical Document for Sport Specific Analysis (TDSSA)
, 181

Terms of Reference (ToRs)
, 91, 100, 101–104, 116

absence of
, 101–102

duplication in responsibilities
, 103

unclear
, 101–102

unrealistic
, 103–104

Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE)
, 173, 174, 181

Tiers of government
, 125, 137

Tokenism
, 67

Trade Disputes Act 1927
, 18

Trade Unions
, 10, 26

and hybrid organizations, relations between
, 17–21

Traditional Public Administration
, 244

Traffic Committee
, 14

Training in ethics
, 111–112

absence of
, 111

availability of
, 111–112

management politics
, 112

Transaction costs
, 60

Transformational leadership
, 247

Transparency
, 3, 32, 33, 37–49, 69

board capital and
, 64–65

board compensation and
, 67–68

board diversity and
, 65–67

level of design
, 85

procedures of appointment
, 40

in SOEs, board’s role on
, 55, 62–63

Transparency International
, 92

Transport

London’s (1933–1948), hybridity effects on
, 7–28

Transport and General Workers Union (TGWU)
, 18, 20

Underachievement, and corruption
, 104

Underground Electric Railways of London Company (UERL)
, 12, 27

UNESCO Convention
, 171, 176, 181, 186

Article 4
, 174

Article 4.3
, 174

Article 33
, 174

Article 34
, 174–175

UNESCO Convention against Doping in Sport
, 172

UN General Assembly
, 168

United Arab Emirates
, 169

United Nations (UN)
, 168

United Nations Convention Against Corruption
, 91

United Nations Development Programme
, 92

United Nations Education, Science, and Culture Organization (UNESCO)
, 168

Anti-Doping Convention
, 179

United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA)
, 94

Universal Postal Union (UPU)
, 168

Upper echelons theory
, 55, 63, 65–66, 67

U.S. Senate Finance Committee
, 194

Vatican Bank scandals
, 92

Viant, Samuel
, 15

Voluntary disclosure
, 54, 58, 65, 67

Voluntary work in partnership
, 227

Voluntary world
, 216

Wickedness
, 245

World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA)
, 4, 167–189

Athlete Committee
, 178

Compliance Review Committee
, 179, 185

compliance
, 178–180, 184–185

cooperation modes with governments
, 174–175

Executive Committee
, 181, 186

Foundation Board
, 174, 181, 185

funding the fight against doping
, 175–176

funding
, 182–183, 187–188

‘ISO9001: 2015 certified World Anti-Doping Code Compliance Monitoring Program
, 184

stakeholders
, 172–174

structure of
, 180–182, 185–187

testing
, 176–178, 183–184

World Anti-Doping Code (WADC)
, 172, 174, 184, 186

World Association of Anti-Doping Scientists (WAADS)
, 172

World Bank
, 187

WorldCom scandals
, 92

World Conference on Doping in Sport (WCDS)
, 174

World Health Organization (WHO)
, 168, 187