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Receipt of Government Revenue among Nonprofit Human Service Organizations

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In an era of privatization, government-nonprofit relations largely determine the face of social provision. Yet, little is known about the organizational factors that influence the receipt of government allocations by nonprofit human service organizations. This study examines how the institutional and ecological environments under which nonprofit human services operate along with the political and economic actions they take shape receipt of government funding. Using a probability sample of nonprofit human service organizations in Los Angeles County that were surveyed in 2002, hypotheses are tested with probit regression analyses. Results suggest that ecological factors and strategic actions play a role in receipt of government funding. Implications of the findings for issues of access to and availability of government resources are discussed.

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Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory

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Oxfordshire, United Kingdom : Oxford University Press., 2011

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English

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10531858

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Vol. 21, number 3, July 2011,pp. 445-471

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Receipt of government revenue

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