Promoting race‐aware and gender‐aware scholarship is essential for giving substance to
social equity research. This review and introduction provides an account of one such …

Urban green spaces–including parks, trees, and other vegetated areas–are inequitably
distributed in cities worldwide, as underserved groups, such as low-income and people of …

Existing public management practices and organizational routines in the contracting regime
have systematically created power asymmetry and distrust between government agencies …

While there is a developing consensus that governments need to address systemic racism,
public administration scholarship has not played a large role in supporting policymakers …

Urban park green spaces (UPGS) constitute a vital component of urban ecosystems, and the
unequal distribution of UPGS can significantly impact the well-being of residents. Therefore …

Cities, in addition to being physical, are also digital, requiring the use of information
technology resources and strategies, information, and services to make appropriate …

Government‐nonprofit partnerships outside the contracting relationship have become an
increasingly important mechanism in financing and supporting public service provision …

Assessing the impact of the nonprofit sector on society has been one of the most
fundamental yet challenging questions in public and nonprofit management scholarship …

Faced with budget cutbacks, state and local governments struggle to adequately fund public
parks and support land conservation.“Support nonprofits” are charitable organizations …

Worldwide, low-income and racial/ethnic minority communities tend to have a lower
provision of green space than less disadvantaged groups. To address these inequities …