The Charitable Nonprofits: An Analysis of Institutional Dynamics and Characteristics
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Part One: The Nonprofit Sector Today
1. A Road Map Through the Nonprofit Sector
2. A Snapshot of the Public Charities
Part Two: Institutional Dynamics: Patterns of Births and Deaths
3. Institutional Births: Grantmaking Foundations and Public Charities
4. Trends in Twelve Primary Fields: Old and New Enthusiasms
5. A Closer Look at Higher Education, Civil Rights, and Performing Arts
6. Closings of Nonprofit Institutions
Part Three: Institutional Characteristics: Comparisons of Selected Fields
7. Field of Activity and Size
8. Revenue Profiles by Field
9. Life Cycles: Age and Size
10. Trends in Expenditures and Revenue Profiles
11. Conclusions: Key Findings and Directions for Further Research
Appendixes: A. The Business Master File (BMF) Database B. Searching for Performing Arts Nonfilers in Manhattan C. Measuring Institutional Populations D. The Higher Education, Civil Rights, and Performing Arts Databases E. The Statistics of Income (SOI) Database F. The Arts/Culture Institutional Database G. Additional Tables
1. A Road Map Through the Nonprofit Sector
2. A Snapshot of the Public Charities
Part Two: Institutional Dynamics: Patterns of Births and Deaths
3. Institutional Births: Grantmaking Foundations and Public Charities
4. Trends in Twelve Primary Fields: Old and New Enthusiasms
5. A Closer Look at Higher Education, Civil Rights, and Performing Arts
6. Closings of Nonprofit Institutions
Part Three: Institutional Characteristics: Comparisons of Selected Fields
7. Field of Activity and Size
8. Revenue Profiles by Field
9. Life Cycles: Age and Size
10. Trends in Expenditures and Revenue Profiles
11. Conclusions: Key Findings and Directions for Further Research
Appendixes: A. The Business Master File (BMF) Database B. Searching for Performing Arts Nonfilers in Manhattan C. Measuring Institutional Populations D. The Higher Education, Civil Rights, and Performing Arts Databases E. The Statistics of Income (SOI) Database F. The Arts/Culture Institutional Database G. Additional Tables
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"Bowen et al. have made a major contribution in this volume which should inspire other researchers to enter the quagmire of research on nonprofit organizations. This study is a great gift to the future of research on this sector." —Virginia A. Hodgkinson, vice president, research, INDEPENDENT SECTOR
