Cross‐sector partnerships (CSPs) addressing economic, social, and environmental issues
continue to be a vibrant topic in management research and beyond. However, compared to …

The growing interest in cross-sector collaboration (Seitanidi and Lindgren, 2011) is
increasingly giving rise also to research on social partnerships in developing or emerging …

Project-based cross-sector partnerships to address social issues (CSSPs) occur in four
“arenas”: business-nonprofit, business-government, government-nonprofit, and trisector …

The article presents a mixed-method study of 15 cross-sector partnerships (CSPs) in human
services. The study sought to examine the activities, organizational characteristics, and …

Cross-sector partnerships (XSPs) are an important part of today's organizational landscape
and a favored strategy for addressing complex social problems. However, a discrepancy …

To address complex social and environmental problems that often cross boundaries and
cannot easily be solved by one single actor, a multitude of partnerships has emerged …

The literature on cross-sector partnerships has increasingly focused attention on broader
systemic or system-level change. However, research to date has been partial and …

In the United States and elsewhere, collaboration among government agencies, businesses,
and nonprofits to handle community or societal needs has become commonplace …

This article discusses how cross-sector partnerships (CSPs) for sustainability manage the
paradoxical tension between stakeholder inclusiveness and administrative efficiency …

Theoretical and empirical work on collaboration has proliferated in the last decade. The
authors' 2006 article on designing and implementing cross‐sector collaborations was a part …