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Organizational Theory

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Nonprofit Organizations (Theory)

Organizational Theory Articles

• "The Role of Nonprofit Enterprise" in 1993: Hansmann Revisited
• A "Total Cycle Time" Approach to Re-Engineering Social Services
• A first stage organization life cycle study of six emerging nonprofit organizations in Los Angeles.
• A multidimensional agency survey.
• A Quantitative Assessment of the "Parallel Bars" Theory of Public-Voluntary Collaboration
• A shared point of access to facilitate interagency collaboration.
• Accounting for Social Value in Nonprofits and For-Profits
• Against NGOs?
• Aligning leadership needs to the organizational stage of development: applying management theory to nonprofit organizations
• Applications of boundary theory to the concept of service integration in the human services
• Best practices as agency-based knowledge in social welfare
• Challenges in multiple cross-sector partnerships.
• Civil Society, Differential Resources, and Organizational Development: HIV/AIDS Organizations in New York City, 1982-1992
• Community-based human service organizations: theory and practice
• Community-based human service organizations: theory and practice.
• Crosscutting Distinctions in Approaches to Meeting Human Needs
• Decision making in public welfare: scientific management meets organized anarchy
• Defining Excellence in Human Service Organizations
• Envoi: Developing Nonprofit Theory
• Examining organizational learning for application in human service organizations.
• Failure and success: using the morbidity & mortality process in a social service setting.
• Identifying the factors that influence positioning strategy in U.K. charitable organizations that provide public services.
• Innovation by Nonprofit Organizations: Policy and Research Issues
• Limits to institutional isomorphism.
• Linking Organizational Characteristics to Psychological Empowerment: Contextual Issues in Empowerment Theory