Chapter
Political Change and the Institutionalization of the Nonprofit Service Delivery Infrastructure
Politics and Partnerships (Clemens & Guthrie, eds.), University of Chicago Press, 209–236
Chapter
Abstract
Traces how the privatization of welfare-state functions produced an extensive nonprofit service-delivery infrastructure in New York City, and how contracting-out from the 1970s–1990s institutionalized a dense system of community organizations intertwined with local government.
Cite
Marwell, N. P. (2010). Political Change and the Institutionalization of the Nonprofit Service Delivery Infrastructure. Politics and Partnerships (Clemens & Guthrie, eds.), University of Chicago Press, 209–236.
BibTeX
@incollection{marwell2010political,
author = {Marwell, Nicole P.},
title = {Political Change and the Institutionalization of the Nonprofit Service Delivery Infrastructure},
booktitle = {Politics and Partnerships (Clemens & Guthrie, eds.), University of Chicago Press},
year = {2010}
}