Politics and partnerships
Subtitle: the role of voluntary associations in America's political past and present
By: edited by Elisabeth S. Clemens and Doug Guthrie.
Contributors: Clemens, Elisabeth Stephanie, 1958-; Guthrie, Doug, 1969-
Publisher: University of Chicago Press
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Chicago; London
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9780226109961; 9780226109978
Subjects: Voluntarism -- Political aspects -- United States; Voluntarism -- United States -- History; Civil society -- United States; Charities -- Political aspects -- United States; Nonprofit organizations -- United States -- Political activity; Religion and civil society -- United States
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: politics and partnerships / Elisabeth S. Clemens and Doug Guthrie; title: Of, by, and instead of politics; title: Civil society and American nationalism, 1776-1865 / Johann N. Neem; title: Steering the state: government, nonprofits, and the making of labor knowledge in the new era / Mark Hendrickson; title: In the shadow of the New Deal: reconfiguring the roles of government and charity, 1928-1940 / Elisabeth S. Clemens; title: Nonprofits in a world of markets; title: Bringing the market back in: philanthropic activism and conservative reform / Alice O'Connor; title: Nonprofit research institutes: from companies without products to universities without students / James A. Evans; title: Corporate philanthropy in the United States: what causes do corporations back? / Doug Guthrie; title: Boundary crossing: contemporary recombinations of markets, states, and nonprofit organizing; title: Privatizing the welfare state: nonprofit community-based organizations as political actors / Nicole P. Marwell; title: Nonprofits and the reconstruction of urban governance: housing production and community development in Cleveland, 1975-2005 / Michael McQuarrie; title: Evangelical megachurches and the christianization of civil society: an ethnographic case study / Omri Elisha; title: Resolviendo: how September 11 tested and transformed a New York City Mexican immigrant organization / Alyshia Gálvez.