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Building the Knowledge Base of Nonprofit Management:
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Nonprofit History
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Leading and Managing Nonprofits
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Nonprofit History Articles
A Commission to Change: The United Methodist Church in Detroit, Michigan, 1950-1980
A fifth nonprofit regime?
Accountability and Nonprofit Organizations: A Historical Perspective
Accountability Misplaced: Private Social Welfare Agencies and the Public in Cleveland, 1880-1920
American Antiurbanism and Its Evolution
Communes and Intentional Communities
Differentiation of Gilds and Fraternities in Medieval Europe
Efficiency in social service administration: historical reflections.
Financing Philanthropic Institutions in Biblical and Talmudic Times
From Social Movement to Organized Society: The Case of the Anabaptists
Historical Roots of the Nonprofit Sector in France
Homeless Black Youth: A Case of Persistent Unemployment
How Alternative Ideas Become Institutions: The Case of Feminist Collectives
Ideology or Pragmatism? Further Reflections on Voluntary and Public Sector Relations in the Nineteenth Century
Jane Addams and Hull House: Historical Lessons on Nonprofit Leadership
London's Voluntary Hospitals in the Interwar Period: Growth, Transformation, or Crisis?
Mary Parker Follett: epilogue to or return of a social work management pioneer?
Nonprofit History's New Numbers (and the Need for More)
On the Development of Philanthropic Institutions in Ancient Judaism: Provisions for Poor Travelers
Organizational Innovation in Victorian Social Housing
Philanthropy and Injustice in Mill and Addams
Politics and the Origins of the Nonprofit Corporation in Massachusetts and New Hampshire, 1780-1820
Professionals versus Volunteers: A Case Study of Adoption Workers in the 1920's
Right To Shelter: History of the Mobilization of the Homeless as a Model of Voluntary Action
Social Policy; Community Service Development, and Religious Organizations
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