Spring 2018 Digital Issue

The Editors

May 13, 2018

Welcome to the Nonprofit Quarterly‘s Spring 2018 issue, “Dynamics and Domains: Networked Governance in Civic Space.”

One of the most rapidly advancing topics in the sector right now centers on the shape and function of nonprofit governance. If you do not already know that, you need to take a moment to con-sider some of the more recent thinking on the subject.

The fact is, nonprofit governance has in the last fifteen years or so broken free of some preconceived assumptions that kept producing and reproducing the same problems—as systems tend to do unless you disrupt them.

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