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Partners in Public Service - Government-Nonprofit Relations in the Modern Welfare State (Paperback)
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Partners in Public Service - Government-Nonprofit Relations in the Modern Welfare State (Paperback)
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Lester Salamon pioneered the study of nonprofit organizations and
of their cooperation with government in the development and
delivery of important social and economic services. His unique
research in the early and mid-1980s was the first to document the
pervasive interrelationships between government and the nonprofit
sector in the United States, identifying some of crucial
characteristics of nonprofit human service agencies and examining
the impact of the budget and tax policies of tire Reagan and Bush
administrations. Partners in Public Service brings together some of
Lester Salamon's most important work on the changing relationship
between government and the voluntary sector in the American version
of the modern welfare state. Approaching issues from a variety of
perspectives -- theoretical, empirical, retrospective, prospective,
and comparative -- Salamon illuminates the theoretical basis of
government-nonprofit cooperation, shows why government came to rely
on nonprofit groups to administer public programs, documents the
scope of the resulting partnership, reviews the consequences for
this partnership of recent attempts to cut federal spending, and
explores the expanding scope of government-nonprofit collaboration
at the international level.
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