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This research aims to explore hybrid organizationality in agricultural networks lacking formal structures.

June 12, 2026SustainabilityOpen Access

Hybrid Organizationality: Dual Institutional Logics in a Large-Scale Agrifood Communal Trade Network

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Qualitative case study reveals dual institutional logics in agrifood networks, highlighting socio-economic sustainability implications.

This research aims to explore hybrid organizationality in agricultural networks lacking formal structures.
Qualitative case study of the Large-scale Agrifood Communal Trade Network (LACTN) in Israel
Analysis of interactions among farmers, distribution hubs, and consumers
Identification of conditions enabling hybrid organizationality.
LACTN effectively combines commercial and communal logics, preserving actor autonomy.
Three key conditions for hybrid organizationality: coexistence of actors, shared moral commitments, and digital coordination.
Socio-economic sustainability emerges through market coordination without a formal sustainability agenda.

Shnider et al. (2026) studied this question.

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