Nonprofit Management
Welcome: A J-O-B, a G-O-O-D Job, or a Vocation?
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An overview of the entire issue that pulls together the threads of our major theme: the nonprofit workplace.
Nonprofit Management
Design Principles for Engaged Workplaces
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Williamson reviews the necessary steps for turning an autocratic-bureaucratic organization into a collaborative-democratic workplace.
Policy & Government
Claiming our Primary Role in our Society and Global Economy
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The doyen of future-vision tells the Nonprofit Quarterly why the nonprofit sector should ascend to prominence in the coming years.
Fall 2002
Nonprofit Workforce: How Do We Stack Up?
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The authors construct a demographic profile of the nonprofit workforce and note that existing data sources do not adequately reflect this growing, dynamic sector.
Human Resources
A House Divided: How Nonprofits Experience Union Drives
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Drawing on in-depth interviews, the authors relate the difficulties and rationales for nonprofit unionization.
Nonprofit Management
The New World of Work
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In a new era of democratizing workplaces, leaders need to take a hard look at how they structure their organizations.
Electoral and Lobbying
Advocacy and Lobbying Without Fear: What Is Allowed within a 501(c)(3) Charitable Organization
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What is Allowed within a 501c3 Charitable Organization Raffa assures us that the Internal Revenue Code is not a barrier to nonprofits promoting their interests—provided the distinction between lobbying and advocacy is understood and documented.
Nonprofit Management
The Zen of Leadership: Understanding
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For Hardie, sailing becomes a metaphor for leadership in which the dialogue between wind, waves and an able seaman captures the interplay of contradiction, ambiguity, and rhythm that is at the heart of effective executive direction.
Board Governance
Core Principles for the Organization of Extraordinary Boards
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McCambridge offers 10 principles of nonprofit governance, not as a prescription, but as jumping-off point for boards examining their own effectiveness.
Philanthropy
You Can’t Take It With You: Big Gifts for the Future
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Confronting the taboos often associated with death and money, Karant offers some guidance of beginning a simple planned giving effort.