This study explores the often‐overlooked political dimension of social enterprises,
particularly their advocacy activities aimed at influencing public policy, legislation, norms …

The existence of federal oversight of charitable organizations in the United States implies a
degree of uniformity to US charity regulation. However, charity regulation is far from uniform …

In nonprofit literature, there is evidence that a more relative dependence on public funding
tends to result in nonprofits relying more heavily on insider/cooperative rather than outsider …

Private foundations face persistent charges of plutocracy and secrecy, undermining their
legitimacy as philanthropic organizations that contribute to the public good, yet they can …

This study mainly takes China as an example to explore the logic between government
regulation and outputs of nonprofit organizations in the context of authoritarian countries …