Non-profit organizations can legally seek profits, but how they use profits is unclear. This
study tests and extends Chang and Tuckman's theory of profit accumulation by non-profits …

Nowadays, society faces complex social, economic, and environmental problems which the
traditional sectors of activity (public, private and third sector) are not able to solve alone. To …

Studies of organizations with limited capacity operating in uncertain environments and hit by
crises can contribute important insights into public administration. Based on a large-N …

This article examines the “satisfaction mirror” hypothesis of a link between employee job
satisfaction and client satisfaction, which has been studied in the business literature but …

Many states' social policies have implemented austerity and cuts in the resources dedicated
to social services and privatisation in providing these services, all of which have contributed …

The development of markets for private for‐profit care homes often raises concerns about
the quality of services provided by these care homes. To address the fundamental needs of …

Electricity is an important ingredient for development; however, inadequate electricity supply
and its frequent fluctuations adversely affect the productivity and profits of small and medium …

This paper provides empirical evidence using two studies to explain the primary factors
facilitating electronic health record (EHR) systems adoption through the lens of the resource …

This study examines the extent to which general and substantive accountability is integrated
into the language used by key actors involved in nursing home services. Particularly, we …

Local governments mandated with establishing a voucher market can have multiple options
for the specific type of voucher model they choose. What determines the local choice of …