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Subject(s)

• Nonprofit organizations—Management [Browse]
• Corporate governance [Browse]
• Leadership [Browse]
• Nonprofit organizations—Management—Encyclopedias [Browse]

Publisher

• Edward Elgar Publishing [Browse]

Editor

• Kearns, Kevin P. [Browse]
• Wang, Wenjiun [Browse]

Series

• Elgar encyclopedias in the social sciences. [More in this series]
• Elgar encyclopedias in the social sciences series [More in this series]

Summary note

The Elgar Encyclopedia of Nonprofit Management, Leadership and Governance is the ultimate reference guide for those interested in the rapidly growing nonprofit sector. Each insightful entry includes a definition of the concept, practical applications in nonprofit organizations, and discussion of current issues and future directions.

Notes

Includes index.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Source of description

Description based on print version record.

Contents

• Front Matter
• Copyright
• Contents
• Contributors
• Introduction to Elgar Encyclopedia of Nonprofit Management, Leadership and Governance
• Accountability
• Accounting practices, rules, and standards
• Accreditation
• Administration costs
• Advocacy
• Affordable care act
• Antitrust
• Articles of incorporation
• Arts and cultural organizations
• Audit
• Authoritarian regimes and the nonprofit community
• Beneficiaries
• Black philanthropy
• Branding and brand strategies
• Budget process
• Business planning
• Bylaws
• Campaign: Annual campaign
• Campaign: Capital Campaign
• Capacity building
• Careers and preparation
• Case for support
• Cause-related marketing
• Celebrity philanthropy
• Charitable giving
• Charity law
• Chief executive director: Compensation
• Chief executive officer: Performance review
• Chief executive officer: Relations with the board of directors
• Civic agency
• Civil rights organizations
• Civil society
• Collaboration strategies
• Commercialism
• Commons
• Community foundations
• Community-based organizations
• Comparative perspectives on nonprofit organizations
• Competition
• Competitive forces
• Conversion foundations
• Co-production
• Corporate foundations
• Corporate philanthropy
• Corporate social responsibility
• Crisis management
• Crowdfunding
• Crowding out
• Cultural competence
• Curricula for nonprofit management in higher education
• Democracy and philanthropy
• Diaspora philanthropy
• Digital divide
• Dissolution of nonprofit organizations
• Diversity, equity, and inclusion
• Donor-advised funds
• Donor and donor motivation
• Donor choice
• Donor retention and stewardship
• Earned income
• Education-focused organizations
• Effectiveness of nonprofit organizations
• Endowment
• ePhilanthropy
• Faith and philanthropy
• Faith and volunteering.
• Faith-based organizations
• Family philanthropy
• Federation
• Financial documents and control
• Financial performance indicators
• Financial ratios
• Financing nonprofit organizations
• Fiscal sponsor
• Forming a nonprofit organization
• Foundations - History and functions
• Founder's syndrome
• Fraud and corruption
• Fraud detection and investigation
• Fundraising
• Gender and philanthropy
• Giving circles
• Global conflict and philanthropy
• Governance
• Governing board: Chairperson
• Governing board: Composition
• Governing board: Dynamics and meeting management
• Governing board: Membership
• Governing board: Responsibilities
• Government failure theory
• Government funding and contract management
• Grant
• Grassroots INGOs
• Growth strategies
• Housing organizations
• Human service organizations
• Hybrid organizations
• Identity-based philanthropy
• Impact investing
• Income portfolio analysis
• Industry analysis
• Innovation in nonprofit organizations
• Institutional isomorphism
• Intermediate sanctions
• Internal Revenue Service
• International aid
• Investment policy statement
• Journals, periodicals, and associations
• Leadership
• Leadership succession
• LGBTQ+ philanthropy
• Lifecycles of nonprofit organizations
• Limited life foundations
• Major donors
• Managerialism
• Marketing
• Membership associations
• Mental health organizations
• Mergers and acquisitions
• Microfinance
• Millennial generation's civic engagement
• Mission and economics
• Mission statement
• Motivation: Paid staff
• Motivation: Volunteers
• Multisite nonprofit organizations
• Nascent organizations
• Nongovernmental organizations
• Nonprofit sector
• Operating foundations
• Operating reserves
• Payout requirement
• Performance management
• Philanthropy: Definition and history.
• Place-based philanthropy
• Planned giving
• Politics and philanthropy
• Principal-­­Agent Theory
• Private foundations
• Private inurement prohibition
• Professionalism
• Program evaluation
• Program-related investments
• Project management
• Public charity
• Public policy and nonprofit organizations
• Public relations
• Public trust in nonprofit organizations
• Recruitment and retention
• Refugee services
• Regulation of nonprofit organizations
• Resilience management
• Restricted / unrestricted funds
• Retrenchment strategies
• Revenue diversification
• Risk management
• Sarbanes-Oxley Act
• Self-help groups
• Self-regulation
• Service portfolio analysis
• Settlement house
• Sexual harassment
• Social capital
• Social change and nonprofit organizations
• Social economy
• Social enterprise
• Social entrepreneurship
• Social responsibility of nonprofit organizations
• Social return on investment
• Stakeholder management
• Strategic analysis: SWOT
• Strategic human resource management
• Strategic planning
• Supporting organizations
• Tax policy: Federal
• Tax policy: State and local
• Technology and social media
• Transparency
• Triple bottom line
• Unfair competition
• United Way
• Unrelated business income
• Venture philanthropy
• Voluntarism
• Volunteer management
• Wage equity within and across sectors
• Watchdog organizations
• Wealth inequality
• Index.

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ISBN

• 1-80088-009-X
• 9781800880092 ((ebook))

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