Literature on entrepreneurial ecosystems (EEs) has grown rapidly over the past 5 years,
using the concept as a framework to understand regional clusters of entrepreneurship. This …

Due to forces of retrenchment and fiscal austerity in the contemporary US welfare state, the
federal government has increasingly delegated the funding of public programs to private …

Sociologists have long thought of the integration of people in communities–social integration–
and hierarchical social systems–systemic integration–as contradictory goals. What …

This article examines a moment of crisis and experimentation in philanthropy from the late
1960s to analyze how race shapes philanthropy. Specifically, it considers two giving circles …

How did local factors shape the political trajectories of White, working-class communities
amidst the national breakdown of the New Deal coalition? This paper takes up this question …

The theory of representative bureaucracy has provided an important yet limited framework
for understanding exclusion in the public sector. This theoretical paper engages with critical …

Under multiple public administration reforms since the 1980s, public bureaucracies'
activities range from connecting with markets to inviting the participation of service users …

Over the past several decades, predominantly White, postindustrial cities in America's
agriculture and manufacturing center have flipped from blue to red. Cities that were once …

The article draws from Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation (TNDC) archival
materials, housed in the San Francisco History Center, to present a case study of how post …

Introduction to Global Perspectives special collection: The Civic Life of Cities around the
World In a wired world, how do social interactions among organizations and people …