Nonprofits and Government: Collaboration and ConflictUrban Institute Press, 1999 - 383 páginas Contributors from many disciplines analyze the nature and extent of the relationship between government and nonprofit organizations. Following an overview, sections cover the flow of money between government and nonprofits; nonprofits and the development of public policy; and international dimensions. Subjects include the nonprofit sector and the f. |
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Complementary Supplementary or Adversarial? | 31 |
Comparing the Resources | 71 |
Recent | 99 |
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