Nonprofit sector integrates an important part of the economy, which serves as a critical factor
for social change. Social innovation and social entrepreneurship are of paramount …

Despite the popularity of not-for-profit organizations (NFPs) as a research topic, existing
comprehensive reviews are rather limited, resulting in a large body of literature that lacks …

Social innovation and social entrepreneurship usually follow a bottom‐up pattern.
Companies and entrepreneurs decide to focus their business effort on meeting critical and …

The nonprofit starvation cycle raises a fundamental question about the impact of overhead
spending on nonprofit program outcomes and organizational effectiveness. We test this …

Many sport for development and peace organizations operate with limited resources and in
low-resource environments. While resource constraints impede some organizations, others …

The growing push in nonprofit studies toward panel data necessitates a methodological
guide tailored for nonprofit scholars and practitioners. Panel data analysis can be a robust …

Social innovation is critical for supporting the economic and social fabric of communities
globally. Yet little is known about the processes through which social innovation occurs and …

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 …

Nonprofit organizations (NPOs) increasingly consider how to engage external stakeholders,
such as clients and partners, in their efforts to adapt to the fast‐changing and highly …

Governments have increasingly tasked the not‐for‐profit sector with supporting the provision
of public goods and services. Alongside this role, not‐for‐profits have faced increasingly …