Log in

Building the Knowledge Base of Nonprofit Management:

A Searchable Database

• Themes
• Categories
• Authors
• Journals
• Articles

Research Methods

Parent Category

Classification and Research

Research Methods Articles

• A Methodological Comparison of Giving Surveys: Indiana as a Test Case
• A Study of Organizational Effectiveness for National Olympic Sporting Organizations
• Adapting surveys for nonprofit research.
• Agency-based research utilization in a residential child care setting
• Building Ethical Capacity for Collaborative Research
• Challenges in Survey Research and Their Implications for Philanthropic Studies Research
• Collaborating for Usable Knowledge: A Work in Progress by the Nonprofit Sector Research Fund
• Developing a Universe of Nonprofit Organizations: Methodological Considerations
• Effectiveness of Nongovernmental and Nonprofit Organizations: Some Methodological Caveats
• Evaluation of Differences in Giving and Volunteering Data Collected by In-Home and Telephone Interviewing
• Examining the Landscape of Indiana's Nonprofit Sector: Does What You Know Depend on Where You Look?
• Explaining Changes in the Population of Voluntary Organizations: The Roles of Aggregate and Individual Level Data
• Financial Measures in Nonprofit Organization Research: Comparing IRS 990 Return and Audited Financial Statement Data
• Four Roles for the Community Researcher
• From Research to Social Improvement: Understanding Theories of Intervention
• Historical research for the nonprofit sector
• Internal Revenue Service 990 Data: Fact or Fiction?
• Measurement Issues in Surveys of Giving and Volunteering and Strategies Applied in the Design of Canada's National Survey of Giving, Volunteering and Participating
• Methodological Issues in Studying the Effectiveness of Nongovernmental and Nonprofit Organizations
• Methodology Is Destiny: The Effect of Survey Prompts on Reported Levels of Giving and Volunteering
• Nonprofits and Social Capital: Measurement Through Organizational Surveys
• Nonresponse Bias in Organizational Surveys: Evidence from a Survey of Groups and Organizations Working for Peace
• Participation Theory and the Methodological Construction of Invisible Women: Feminism's Call for Appropriate Methodology
• Positioning Ourselves as a Sector: Research and Public Policy
• Quantitative Research for Nonprofit Management