Nonprofits for Hire: The Welfare State in the Age of Contracting
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Nonprofits for Hire: The Welfare State in the Age of Contracting

by Michael Lipsky, Steven Rathgeb Smith

Political Science public policy Nonprofit Management
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Nonprofits for Hire examines the growing use of contracts to deliver public services and the changing role of nonprofit organizations within the welfare state. Michael Lipsky and Steven Rathgeb Smith explore this shift through the connected perspectives of public policy, government, and nonprofit management.

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Nonprofits for Hire examines the role of nonprofit organizations in a welfare state increasingly shaped by contracting.

Michael Lipsky and Steven Rathgeb Smith focus on the relationship between nonprofits and public service delivery.

The book considers how contracting changes the position and responsibilities of nonprofit organizations.

It offers a focused perspective on the intersection of social policy, government, and nonprofit management.

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