Vol 15 No 1 (2012) | Journal of Biblical Integration in Business

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Published: 2012-09-21

Editor's Perspective

Introduction to the Special Issue on Organizational Hybridization: Both for Profit and Not: Biblical Views of Organizational Hybridization

Margaret Edgell
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Articles

Blurring the Boundaries: Emerging Legal Forms for Hybrid Organizations— Implications for Christian Social Entrepreneurs

Teresa Gillespie, Timothy Lucas
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Organizational Hybridization: A Business Model to Integrate Best Practices of For-Profit and Non-Profit Organizations

Orneita Burton, Jozell Brister
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Teaching Social Entrepreneurship in Christian Higher Education Business Schools

Timothy Lucas, Teresa Gillespie
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Hope for Hybrids: Faithful Presence in Organizational Life

Roland Hoksbergen
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“Business as Mission” Hybrids: A Review and Research Agenda

Steven L. Rundle
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Is Business as Mission (BAM) a Flawed Concept? A Reformed Christian Response to the BAM Movement

Scott A. Quatro
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The Future of BAM in the Academy: A Response to Rundle and Quatro

R. Joseph Childs
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Response to Quatro and Childs

Steven L. Rundle
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Is Business as Mission (BAM) a Flawed Concept? A Response to Childs

Scott A. Quatro
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Book Reviews

Good to Great in the Social Sectors: Why Business Thinking Is Not the Answer, by Jim Collins

Michael Zigarelli
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Social Entrepreneurship: What Everyone Needs to Know, by D. Bornstein and S. Davis

Ruby Simpson
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Hybrid Organizations and the Third Sector: Challenges for Practice, Theory, and Policy, by D. Billis (ed.)

James Dupree
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Academic Capitalism and the New Economy: Markets, State, and Higher Education,by Sheila Slaughter and Gary Rhoades

Margaret Edgell
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