Social enterprises in the EU
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Social enterprises in the EU (IVOR nr. 111) 2018/3.3.2.3:3.3.2.3 Procedure and analysis
Social enterprises in the EU (IVOR nr. 111) 2018/3.3.2.3
3.3.2.3 Procedure and analysis
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mr. A. Argyrou, datum 01-02-2018
- Datum
01-02-2018
- Auteur
mr. A. Argyrou
- JCDI
JCDI:ADS586907:1
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Ondernemingsrecht / Rechtspersonenrecht
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We collected data from in-depth interviews and we processed them using the constant comparison method (coding technique) that was then followed by a template analysis.1 Thus, we developed an ancillary a priori template of codes that we deduced from the legal analysis. We refined the code template with inductive codes from the data. We combined the inductive codes into themes (see Table 3.7).
Legal codes
Initial coding categories
Themes
Roles of stakeholders
Koispe organisation
Size of organisation
Hybridity
Social impact
Economic impact
Duality
Multi-faceted mission
Functional activities
Integration and treatment
Recipients of mental health and employees
Recipients of mental health and employees
Beneficiaries of the policy
Emotions play a role
Engagement in entrepreneurial activities
Psychological support and treatment at work
Organisational structure
Services in the market
Governing bodies
Participation in the management board
Unfairly excluded decision-makers
Stakeholders as members and owners of shares
Participation in the general meeting
Participation in administration
Conformity in decision-making
Ownership rights
Policy challenges
Hesitant Type A members and owners of shares in the organisation
Stakeholders as members and owners of shares
Legal form challenge
Unjust exclusion
Justification of exclusion
Multi-membership is a challenge
Voting rights
Democratic participation
Information rights
Members access to information
Employee participation
Website
Structured process
Stakeholders as consultants and advisors
Stakeholder participation
Newsletter
Non-member participation in the management board
Counselling committee (Type B members)
Individual appointments with supervisors
Employee meetings