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Merging Nonprofit Organizations: Analysis of a Case Study

Abstract

A case study of merging among nonprofit organizations that provide social & community services sheds light on the dynamics & problems of merging nonprofit organizations, whose espoused ideology focuses on promoting the well-being of their clients. Examined is a merger in metropolitan Jerusalem, Israel, highlighting potential problems that may ultimately undermine its success. This merger is the outcome of an ongoing power & political struggle. Analysis focuses on the organizational ideologies & culture as well as the strategies & structure of the merging organizations. Also explored are the underlying motives for merging, the driving & restraining forces, & the implications of merging nonprofit community services organizations with other social & human services organizations. 1 Table, 43 References. Adapted from the source document.

Journal

Nonprofit Management and Leadership

(1995)
vol5 no4 pages377-391

Categories

  1. Managing External Relations  
  2. Other Inter-organizational relationships