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The Rise of the Social Enterprise : How Social Enterprises are Changing Company Law Worldwide

Timmerman, Levinus - 2014

This paper explains the increasing popularity of social entrepreneurship and analyzes its company law consequences. Faced with tight budgets, governments are looking to the private sector to develop businesses that serve the interests of the public. Social entrepreneurship is gaining momentum as...

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Reforming the Taxation of Exempt Organizations and Their Patrons

Miller, David S. - 2013

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Coming Back from Covid-19 : Lessons in Entrepreneurship from Disaster Recovery Research

Haeffele, Stefanie - 2020

policy prescriptions fail to appreciate the potential of businesses and nonprofits to help communities withstand and overcome …

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A Decade of Research and Practice of Diaspora Philanthropy in the Asia Pacific Region : The State of the Field

Sidel, Mark - 2008

This paper provides an overview of research on diaspora philanthropy to the Asia Pacific region over the past ten years (1997-2008), with a focus on diaspora giving to China, India, the Philippines, Vietnam, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Indonesia, and other countries in the Asia Pacific region. It...

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The Promise and Limits of Collective Action for Nonprofit Self-Regulation : Evidence from Asia

Sidel, Mark - 2008

politics; to strengthen the quality of governance, services, financial management, and fundraising in the sector; to improve an … public, corporate, media and other perceptions of nonprofits and charities; to organize an unruly sphere and marginalize … competitive or unproductive actors; and as a learning opportunity for nonprofits and their networks at state and national levels …

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Twilight of Organizational Form of Charity : Musings on Normal I. Silber, a Corporate Form of Freedom: The Emergence of the Modern Non Profit Sector

Brody, Evelyn - 2008

Norman Silber's exploration of a near-century of jurisprudential subjectivity reveals an extraordinary hunger for uniformity in the conception of the public good. In 1961, the New York Court of Appeals effectively ended the practice of substantive judicial review of nonprofit charters when it...

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From Nonprofit Diversity to Organizational Multifunctionality : A Systems-Theoretical Proposal

Will, Matthias Georg - 2017

, we show that nonprofits and NGOs are better understood as those varieties of organizations whose primary focus is on …

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Triadic Explanation of Public and Nonprofit Marketing Concept

Novatorov, Edouard - 2017

Although the concept of public and nonprofit marketing concept was initially criticized in the marketing literature as confusing, it eventually became widely embraced by marketing scholars. Marketing scholars agreed that by the end of the 1970s there was no longer any serious controversy among...

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Grameen La Riba Model : A Strategy for Global Poverty Alleviation

Feroz, Ehsan H. - 2019

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Improving Safety Climate and Behavior Through a Multifaceted Intervention : Results from a Field Experiment

Bronkhorst, Babette - 2017

Interventions aimed at increasing priority for employee safety could lead to better safety climate and safety behavior of employees. However, current studies reporting on safety climate interventions lack diversity in contexts and settings, they focus mainly on supervisors and do not take into...

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