Sonia Tello-Rozas
Biographic Data
| ID | 8838771 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sonia Tello-Rozas |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sonia |
| FAMILY NAME | Tello-Rozas |
| SIGNATURE | TELLO-ROZAS S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Quebec in Montreal |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Institutionalizing cross-sectoral linkages
Governments, private enterprises, civil society organizations and social economy (SE) actors increasingly recognize the importance of structured cross-sector partnerships. While existing tri-sector and collaborative governance frameworks have advanced our understanding of cross-sector relationships, they tend to focus primarily on actor interactions and governance arrangements. This study proposes the “Sectoral Corridor” framework as a heuristic …
Nourishing the Social Innovation Debate with the “Social Technology” South American Research Tradition
Inspired by the South American research tradition known as “social technology,” this article proposes an operational framework to advance the understanding of mechanisms that help to promote social transformation. To illustrate its theorizing potential, we apply the framework to a nonprofit organization– Parole d’excluEs –that was created in Montreal (Canada) in 2006 and that has been promoting citizen mobilization and commitment to social change…
When the means modify the ends. (E)Valuating and transforming the purpose of a nonprofit organization through impact assessment
In a context marked by a trend towards marketization and a rise in performance measures, nonprofit organizations (NPOs) suffer pressures to show that their activities have visible impacts. Based on the French pragmatist sociology’s Economies of Worth framework, we explore how NPOs may come to change what they value and what is their fundamental purpose. More specifically, we delve into the process of valuation triggered by the intervention of con…
Inclusive Innovations Through Social and Solidarity Economy Initiatives
This paper seeks to explain the process by which an innovative social and solidarity economy initiative allowed a marginalized population that had no say in development activities to meet certain urgent needs and bring about sustainable social and institutional change. The article looks at the case of a solid waste management program initiated by a group of residents and structured around a third sector organization in Cerro el Pino, a hillside s…
Nourishing the Social Innovation Debate with the “Social Technology” South American Research Tradition
Inspired by the South American research tradition known as “social technology,” this article proposes an operational framework to advance the understanding of mechanisms that help to promote social transformation. To illustrate its theorizing potential, we apply the framework to a nonprofit organization– Parole d’excluEs –that was created in Montreal (Canada) in 2006 and that has been promoting citizen mobilization and commitment to social change…
Inclusive Innovations Through Social and Solidarity Economy Initiatives
This paper seeks to explain the process by which an innovative social and solidarity economy initiative allowed a marginalized population that had no say in development activities to meet certain urgent needs and bring about sustainable social and institutional change. The article looks at the case of a solid waste management program initiated by a group of residents and structured around a third sector organization in Cerro el Pino, a hillside s…
Inclusive Innovations Through Social and Solidarity Economy Initiatives
This paper seeks to explain the process by which an innovative social and solidarity economy initiative allowed a marginalized population that had no say in development activities to meet certain urgent needs and bring about sustainable social and institutional change. The article looks at the case of a solid waste management program initiated by a group of residents and structured around a third sector organization in Cerro el Pino, a hillside s…
When the means modify the ends. (E)Valuating and transforming the purpose of a nonprofit organization through impact assessment
In a context marked by a trend towards marketization and a rise in performance measures, nonprofit organizations (NPOs) suffer pressures to show that their activities have visible impacts. Based on the French pragmatist sociology’s Economies of Worth framework, we explore how NPOs may come to change what they value and what is their fundamental purpose. More specifically, we delve into the process of valuation triggered by the intervention of con…
Nourishing the Social Innovation Debate with the “Social Technology” South American Research Tradition
Inspired by the South American research tradition known as “social technology,” this article proposes an operational framework to advance the understanding of mechanisms that help to promote social transformation. To illustrate its theorizing potential, we apply the framework to a nonprofit organization– Parole d’excluEs –that was created in Montreal (Canada) in 2006 and that has been promoting citizen mobilization and commitment to social change…
Institutionalizing cross-sectoral linkages
Governments, private enterprises, civil society organizations and social economy (SE) actors increasingly recognize the importance of structured cross-sector partnerships. While existing tri-sector and collaborative governance frameworks have advanced our understanding of cross-sector relationships, they tend to focus primarily on actor interactions and governance arrangements. This study proposes the “Sectoral Corridor” framework as a heuristic …
Political science (3 works) · Innovation and Socioeconomic Development (2 works) · Innovative Approaches in Technology and Social Development (2 works) · Public relations (2 works) · Social science (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Accounting (1 work) · Business (1 work) · Civil society (1 work) · Computer Science (1 work)