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

The theory of the nonprofit institutional form developed by Henry Hansmann emphasizes the
importance of organizational trustworthiness in a sector defined by hard-to-measure outputs …

Disparate research on overhead aversion and nonprofit starvation can benefit from a
conceptual model that explains their relationships. Following resurrection of such a model …

Like most other goods and services, accounting information has both producers and
consumers. Significant investments have been made in quality control on the production …

We define behavioral nonprofit management as the study of the micro-foundations of
nonprofit management through analyzing the behavior and attitudes of individuals and …

While little evidence supports the notion that financially responsible nonprofits must maintain
low overhead ratios, the persistent preference for reduced overhead costs endures. Our …

This research examines the influence of donation collection methods on the amounts of
donation, focusing on donations for the cause and overhead. This research examines the …

Do donors seek out potentially adverse information about organizations making fundraising
appeals? Do they react when it is readily available? Do they draw negative inferences when …

The majority of accounting research studies use archival data to test hypotheses, and
accounting studies that explore issues in the nonprofit sector are no different. Mercado …

A growing chorus of critics have called upon transnational nongovernmental organizations
(TNGOs) from the Global North to “decolonize” their practices, to “shift the power” to the …