Empirical studies and theories of government–nonprofit relationships have assumed a
unidirectional funding flow from governments to nonprofits and therefore focusing on the …

Collaborative governance has become prevalent in public service provision as both
government and nonprofit sectors face pressure to solve multidimensional social problems …

Municipal governments in the Global South vary in their ability to provide not only complex
social services, like environmentally proper solid waste disposal, but even simple services …

This paper addresses the societal challenge of sustainably managing cultural heritage, a
topic of great relevance for the sustainability of societies and their historical institutions …

Existing studies assume that the value of political connections is homogeneous to different
types of nonprofits and seldom consider their interplay with other accountability …

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

Collaboration in public and nonprofit sectors enhances organizations' access to resources,
but the very process of collaboration is resource-intensive. Yet to date, the topic of how to …

Goal 17 of the sustainable development goals (SDGs) attracted attention to the importance
of partnerships between governments, the private sector, and nonprofit organizations …

In this topical review, we integrate 3 concepts—public health practice, community
engagement, and cross-sector governance—to consider the following question: What is the …

Theories of sectoral advantage and failure suggest that collaborations between public and
nonprofit organizations can create new collaborative capabilities that compensate for sector …