Managing Not-for-Prof it Enterprises

William H. Newman · Harvey W. Wallender

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Nonprofit Sector and Volunteering Management Theory and Practice Management and Organizational Studies

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The popular belief that business management concepts can be applied readily to not-for-profit enterprises needs qualification. Not-for-profit enterprises differ widely; each has its own managerial needs, and many have discriminating constraints that sharply modify which concepts will be effective.

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1972Essence of Decision: Explaining the Cuban Missile Crisis 1973The Third Sector and Domestic Missions 1975Comparing Public and Private Management: An Exploratory Essay 1975Value-Rational Authority and Professional Organizations: Weber's Missing Type 1970Studies In Organization Design

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