Existing studies often use the association between sector sizes to test the supplementary
and complementary models of government–nonprofit relations, assuming that one mode of …

This study explores boundary conditions for the two competing models—supplementary and
complementary models—of government–nonprofit relationships within the context of …

This article uses data from a survey of nonprofit executive directors in Boston,
Massachusetts to address the question: which factors influence the propensity for and …

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

Local governments and nonprofit organizations often struggle to provide quality services to
their residents and clients. One potential way for these organizations to overcome obstacles …

Across a range of issue areas, governments are increasingly collaborating with nonprofit
organizations (NPOs) to achieve policy goals. In the environmental arena, growing concerns …

Government monitors, regulates, and funds nonprofit organizations, making it is a key player
in the health of the nonprofit sector in the United States. However, not all states treat …

The topic of government–nonprofit collaboration continues to be much-discussed in the
literature. However, there has been little consensus on whether and how collaborating with …

Over the past 20 years, the US Federal Government has been considered to be intransigent
in its response to climate change by many commentators and not-for-profit environmental …

Despite substantial progress on understanding the influence of nonprofits in the policy
process, the role of nonprofits in local agenda setting remains under-examined. Policy for …