Sub-theme 03: [SWG 03] Civil Society Organizations and their Communities: Unpacking the Spatial Dimension of Local and Global Organizing
Convenors:
Christof Brandtner, emlyon business school, France
Anna Domaradzka, University of Warsaw, Poland
Liv Egholm, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
Session I: Thursday, July 04, 09:00 to 10:30, U9-P-1-15
Social Impact & Markets
Chair: Marta Reuter
Michael Meyer, Florentine Maier, Josef Baumüller, Christian Grünhaus and Franka Walde
Governance and financial health: Social services in municipal public nonprofit-partnerships
Discussant(s): Krlev, Lall & Hachigian
Gorgi Krlev, Saurabh Lall and Heather M. Hachigian
Designing markets together: Global public-private initiatives for building impact investing markets
Discussant(s): Morley
Julia Morley
Talking across purposes [sic] in social investing: Standardising boundary objects in times of crisis
Discussant(s): Meyer, Maier, Baumüller, Grünhaus & Walde
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Introduction by Christof Brandtner, Anna Domaradzka & Liv Egholm
Introduction by Christof Brandtner, Anna Domaradzka & Liv Egholm
Session II: Thursday, July 04, 11:00 to 12:30, U9-P-1-15
Societal Challenges & Crises
Chair: Anna Domaradzka
Maria Aluchna, Agata Chutnik, Farimah Hakem Zadeh and Marta Pachocka
NGOs' support for migrants’ integration on the labour market: The evidence from the case of forced migration from Ukraine
to Poland
Discussant(s): Terzieva, Luo & Long
Moe Hashemi, Sara-Ann Strong, Taieb Hafsi and Hamed Motaghi
Nonprofit organizations’ network governance during COVID-19 crisis
Discussant(s): Beishenaly, Mair & Block
Nazik Beishenaly, Johanna Mair and Emily S. Block
The democratizing role of social entrepreneurship in politically challenging contexts
Discussant(s): Hashemi, Strong, Hafsi, and Motaghi
Berta Terzieva, Wei Luo and Yan Long
Striking a balance: Navigating nonprofit representative governance and interpersonal contact for a more equitable migrant
outreach
Discussant(s): Aluchna, Chutnik, Zadeh & Pachocka
Session III: Thursday, July 04, 14:00 to 15:30, U9-P-1-15
Urban Dynamics & Right to the City
Chair: Christof Brandtner
Rachel E. Bertram
Between luxury and need: A geospatial study of urban community gardens at the extremes of the socioeconomic spectrum
Discussant(s): Bally
Julia Parigot
How can civil society organizations fight against the corporate city? The case of artistic organizations in Paris
Discussant(s): Domaradzka, Wijkström & Hamel
Anna Domaradzka, Filip Wijkström and Pierre Hamel
Contemporary urban social movements: Facing local and global challenges to the “right to the city”
Discussant(s): Parigot
Frédéric Bally
More than just a garden! Shaping cities perceptions through street gardening and social spaces production
Discussant(s): Bertram
Session IV: Friday, July 05, 09:00 to 10:30, U9-P-1-15
Commoning & Community
Chair: Liv Egholm
Philippe Eynaud, Nathalie Raulet-Croset and Didier Chabaud
How can solidarity be embedded in a nonprofit coworking space?
Discussant(s): Foster and Passino
Pacey Foster and Anthony Passino
Community archives as hybrid third spaces: Reflexive practice at the crossroads of identity, community, and the academy
Discussant(s): Eynaud, Croset & Chabaud
Zheng (Stefanie) Chai, Jo Gibson and Khaled Kesseba
Local organizing through a music social enterprise: Models for governing urban commons
Discussant(s): Tappi and de Graaf
Deborah Tappi and Frank Jan de Graaf
Institutional roles in designing organizations: The commons professional
Discussant(s): Chai, Gibson & Kesseba
Session V: Friday, July 05, 11:00 to 12:30, U9-P-1-15
Collaboration & Cooperatives
Chair: Filip Wijkstrom
Valentin Held and Guillermo Casasnovas
A systems perspective on resource mobilization in community-based enterprises: Evidence from community foundations
Discussant(s): Vogler
Andrea Vogler
Narratives for collaborating with co-creating consumers in sustainability transitions: The case of Austrian energy communities
Discussant(s): Borghi & Murgia
Agota Szabo, Caelesta Braun and Bert Fraussen
Lost yet valued in implementation. On the determinants of governance practice implementation by NGO boards
Discussant(s): Held & Casanovas
Paolo Borghi and Annalisa Murgia
Understanding alliances with organisations of civil society and labour movement in platform workers’ representation
Discussant(s): Szabo, Braun, and Frausen
Session VI: Friday, July 05, 14:00 to 15:30, U9-P-1-15
Global Dynamics & World Society
Chair: Gorgi Krlev
Heitor Santos
Cross-national differences in organizational rationalization among domestic nonprofits
Discussant(s): Tobias
Anaïs Del Bono, Saouré Kouamé and Ignanone Amina Wazoumi
Orchestrating philanthropic ecosystems in the Global South
Discussant(s): Santos
Can David Tobias
Making universalism work. On transnational civil society networks and the (re-)translation of a global tax policy ranking
to particular local contexts
Discussant(s): Santos
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Invited speakers (Anna Domaradzka & Christof Brandtner)
Invited speakers (Anna Domaradzka & Christof Brandtner)
Session VII: Saturday, July 06, 09:00 to 10:30, U9-P-1-15
Logics, Identity & Authoritarianism
Chair: Liesbet Heyse
Myrto Chliova
A guillotine in disguise: How ambiguity can be leveraged to damage civil society organizations
Discussant(s): Zhan, Xiao & Lee
Neil M. Boyd, Eric Martin and Kateryna Zarembo
Conceptualizing civil society and psychological experiences of community in Ukraine
Discussant(s): Ljubownikow, Fröhlich & Skokova
Xueyong Zhan, Manlin Xiao and Juyoung Lee
Competing institutional logics and mission drift under authoritarianism:
A three-wave longitudinal study of environmental NGOs in China
Discussant(s): Chliova
Sergej Ljubownikow, Christian Fröhlich and Yulia Skokova
Collective identity under pressure: The role of macro-level institutional context on the collective identity of strategic
action fields
Discussant(s): Boyd, Martin & Zarembo
Session VIII: Saturday, July 06, 11:00 to 12:30, U9-P-1-15
Innovation & Scaling in Social Enterprises
Chair: Micheal Meyer
Jessica Sasso Lopes and Christof Brandtner
When oldies outpace digital natives: How digitalization affects the scaling of civil society organizations in the digital
era
Discussant(s): Scheuerman, Aristidou & Wolfolds
Konstantin Scheuermann, Angela Aristidou and Sarah Wolfolds
The emergence of novel organizational forms: The case of American-style service clubs
Discussant(s): Sasso Lopes & Brandtner
Closing by Anna Domaradzka, Liv Egholm & Christof Brandtner
Discussant: Michael
Discussant: Michael