ISSN 1090-4999
Vol. 33, Issue 2, 2003July 01, 2003 EDT
The Role of Nonprofit Organizations in Community Quality-of-life: Mission Creep, Cherry-Picking, and the Sequelae of the Privatization of Public Services
The Role of Nonprofit Organizations in Community Quality-of-life: Mission Creep, Cherry-Picking, and the Sequelae of the Privatization of Public Services
Articles in Vol. 33, Issue 2, 2003
Vol. 33, Issue 2, 2003
- Residents' Satisfaction with Community Services: Predictors and OutcomesStephan GrzeskowiakM. Joseph SirgyRobin Widgery
- Estimating the Need for Single Family RehabilitationMarc T. SmithMargaret S. MurrayWilliam O’Dell
- The Spatial Distribution of Innovative Activity in U.S. Metropolitan Areas: Evidence from Patent DataUp Lim
- Resident and Non-resident Populations: Quality of Life, Mobility and Time PoliciesGiampaolo Nuvolati
- Canada's First Quality of Life Report Card - A Citizens' PrototypeSandra Zagon
- The Role of Nonprofit Organizations in Community Quality-of-life: Mission Creep, Cherry-Picking, and the Sequelae of the Privatization of Public ServicesMary JoyceLisa R. Szykman
Joyce, Mary, and Lisa R. Szykman. 2003. “The Role of Nonprofit Organizations in Community Quality-of-Life: Mission Creep, Cherry-Picking, and the Sequelae of the Privatization of Public Services.” Journal of Regional Analysis & Policy 33 (2): 85–95.