This paper explores how fair trade social enterprises (FTSEs) manage paradoxes in
stakeholder-oriented governance models. We use narrative accounts from board members …

This article studies the influence of the procedural justice resulting from participation in
decision-making on employees' affective commitment in social enterprises. It also examines …

In the continuity of stakeholder theory, much of the current literature on (corporate)
governance and business ethics looks at how organizations involve their stakeholders at …

Ante los principales desafíos de las sociedades actuales el concepto de empresa social se
percibe como una respuesta innovadora y dinámica, siendo objeto de un interés y atención …

Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to find a new conception of hybridity to set ground for
further systematic research. The concept of hybrid organisations is used in many ways. This …

Purpose–Prevailing concepts of corporate governance that are based on external
shareholder interests have been challenged by a number of authors over the last three …

Purpose–This paper aims to present the findings from a small study of social enterprise
governance in the UK, taking a case study approach to uncover the experiences of internal …

Creating sustainable social entrepreneurship (SE) activities can bring benefits to both
organizations and communities. Implementing effective organizational strategies is crucial in …

Purpose–This paper aims to examine the governance structures and models adopted by
diverse types of social enterprises (SEs) in China, a rarely studied topic of theoretical and …

Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to address the governance of “fair trade social
enterprises”(FTSEs), ie the organisations exclusively dedicated to the import, distribution …