The Impact of Societal-Level Institutional Logics on Hybridity: Evidence from Nonprofit Organizations in England and France

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The Impact of Societal-Level Institutional Logics on Hybridity: Evidence from Nonprofit Organizations in England and France By Caitlin McMullin & Chris Skelcher In VOLUNTAS: Vol 29, pages911–924(2018) Open source https://t.co/XFvPa7AtPZ

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RT @NeilRJDowling: Check out Dr McMullin's latest article! https://t.co/rtGKDNEZTI

06 May 2018

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Check out Dr McMullin's latest article! https://t.co/rtGKDNEZTI

04 May 2018

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RT @caitlinmcmullin: Super excited to announce that my article in Voluntas "The Impact of Societal-Level Institutional Logics on Hybridity:…

04 May 2018

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Super excited to announce that my article in Voluntas "The Impact of Societal-Level Institutional Logics on Hybridity: Evidence from Nonprofit Organizations in England and France" is out now! https://t.co/72gMl2sZsG

04 May 2018

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