The Nature of the Nonprofit Sector (Paperback, 4 ed)

Front Page and Copyright Page ? From Routledge/T&F　. Foreword: Kirsten A. Gronbjerg. Preface. Acknowledgments. I　Introduction to the Nonprofit Sector. Introduction. I-1　Roles and Responsibilities of Nonprofit Organizations in a Democracy Elizabeth T. Boris, Brice McKeever, and Beatrice Leydier (2017). I-2 Democratic Governance and Institutional Logic within the Third Sector (or How Habermas Discovered the　Coffee House) Meghan Elizabeth Kallman and Terry Nichols Clark (2016). I-3 The Idea of　A　Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector　 Peter　Frumkin　(2002).　II The　U.S.　Nonprofit Sector's Historical Evolution, Distinctive Values, and Contributions to　Society. Introduction. II-1　History and Theories　of Nonprofit Organizations Thomas P. Holland and Roger　A.　Ritvo (2008). II-2The Impact of the Voluntary Sector on Society　David H. Smith (1973). II-3The Gospel of Wealth　Andrew Carnegie　(1889). II-4 Critical Perspectives on the History and Development of the Nonprofit Sector in the United States　Billie Sandberg (2019). III The　NGO Sector　Internationally　? Nonprofit Organizations across Nations. Introduction. III-1 International Trends in Government-Nonprofit Relations: Constancy, Change and Contradictions　Susan D. Phillips and Mark Blumberg (2017). III-2 The Internationalization of the Nonprofit Sector　　John Casey (2016). III-3International Assistance　Abby Stoddard (2012). IV Tax-Exemption and Tax-Deduction. Introduction. 　IV-1 Tax-Exempt Organization　Christopher Hoyt (1998). IV-2A Political Theory of Philanthropy　Rob Reich (2018).　IV-3 Why Are Nonprofits Exempt　from the Corporate Income Tax?　Michael Rushton (2007). V Economic　Theories of the Nonprofit Sector　 Introduction. V-1 Ownership and Organizational Forms: Nonprofit Firms　　Henry Hansmann　(2013). V-2 Market Failure　Lester M. Salamon　(2012). V-3 Contract Failure Theory　Dennis R. Young　(1989). V-4 Government Failure Theory　　Dennis R. Young　(1989). V-5 Economic Theories of the Social Sector: From Nonprofits to Social Enterprise　　Maitreesch　Ghatak　(2020). VI Political　Theories of the Nonprofit Sector. Introduction. VI-1 The Constitution of Citizens: Political Theories of Nonprofit Organizations　Elisabeth S. Clemens (2006). VI-2 The Influence of Nonprofit Organizations on the Political Environment　　　Kelly LeRoux and Mary K. Feeney　(2015). VI-3 Insider　Status and Outsider Tactics:　Advocacy Tactics of Human Service Nonprofits　in the Age of New Public Governance　Michal Almog-Bar (2018). VII Community　and　Civil Society　Theories of the Nonprofit Sector. Introduction. VII-1 Bowling Alone: Thinking　about Social Change in America　　Robert D. Putnam　(2000). VII-2 Civil Society as a Public Sphere　Sabine Lang　(2013). VII-3 Civil Society as Associational Life　Michael Edwards (2020). VII-4 To Empower People: The Role of Mediating Structures in Public Policy　Peter L. Berger and Richard John Neuhaus (1977). 　　 IX Theories　of Relations within and between Sectors. Introduction. IX-1 The Point of Partnering　 Stuart C. Mendel and Jeffrey L. Brudney (2018). IX-2 Government-Nonprofit Cooperation: Anomaly or Necessity?　 Lester M. Salamon and Stefan Toepler (2015). IX-3 Public-Private　Partnership in Turbulent Times. Graeme Hodge and Carsten Greve (2013). IX-4 Comparing New Hybrid Governance Arrangements: Better and Smarter?　 Joop Koppenjan, Katrien Termeer and Philip Marcel　Karre　(2019). X The　Nongovernmental (NGO)　Sector in Countries around the World　and Why They Differ. Introduction. X-1A Cross-National Philanthropic Puzzle Nuno S.　Themudo　(2013).　　X-2 Global Perspectives on the Legal Framework for Civil Society and Relational Governance　 Douglas Rutzen (2011). X-3 Organizations That Straddle the State-Society Divide: Illuminating Blind　Spots of Existing Paradigms. Benjamin L. Read　and Robert Pekkanen (2009/2014)　X-4 Nonprofit Legislation in China　Liu Peifeng (2014, 2017). Index.