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Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. Revised Edition. Crisp clean illustrated unclipped dust-jacket with lightly rubbed edges and short (1cm) closed tear adjacent to top corner, fresh dark-red covers with gilt lettering on spine, sound binding, clean pages and illustrated end-papers. Over 500 illustrations with more than 50 in colour. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 2-3 kg. ISBN: 0600394336. ISBN/EAN: 9780600394334. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 40013030064. All our books are sent by tracked mail. This book is heavier than 1kg, and may incur additional shipping charges.…

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Special section on Italian visual poetry. Features work by Robert Bly, Gary Soto, Charles Simic, W.S. Merwin, Jim Harrison, C.D. Wright, Lyn Lifshin, Robert Creeley, Russell Edson, Rosmarie Waldrop, Richard Kostelanetz, Raymond Federman, Nathaniel Tarn, Keith Waldrop, Lyn Hejinian, among many others. Bumping to corners, creasing to upper outer edge of front wrapper. Internal contents free of marks.…

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Hardback. Condition: New. This innovative book sheds light on two key questions at the forefront of government-nonprofit partnerships: How are nonprofits performing? And does the involvement of nonprofits in a public service add public value? International contributors approach these questions through the conceptual lens of the "hollow state", highlighting the diminished role of government and the implications of the growing reliance on nonprofits in delivering public service. Through a set of empirical studies in public education, public health, urban sustainability, public parks and public social welfare services, chapters identify contributing factors to the success of nonprofits in mitigating public problems through performance measurement. Identifying challenges encountered by nonprofits in their roles as government partners, as well as the challenges posed to public organizations in generating nonprofit accountability, this insightful book takes stock of performance and public value of the hollow state. This methodologically-rigorous book is critical reading for scholars, researchers and students of public governance and public management, particularly those focusing on the long-term effects of the New Public Management. Its practical insights will also benefit policymakers, as well as managers of nonprofits interested in the implications of new partnerships with government bodies.…

Hardcover. Condition: Brand New. 148 pages. 9.75x6.50x0.50 inches. In Stock.

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. This innovative book sheds light on two key questions at the forefront of government-nonprofit partnerships: How are nonprofits performing? And does the involvement of nonprofits in a public service add public value? International contributors approach these questions through the conceptual lens of the hollow state, highlighting the diminished role of government and the implications of the growing reliance on nonprofits in delivering public service. Through a set of empirical studies in public education, public health, urban sustainability, public parks and public social welfare services, chapters identify contributing factors to the success of nonprofits in mitigating public problems through performance measurement. Identifying challenges encountered by nonprofits in their roles as government partners, as well as the challenges posed to public organizations in generating nonprofit accountability, this insightful book takes stock of performance and public value of the hollow state. This methodologically-rigorous book is critical reading for scholars, researchers and students of public governance and public management, particularly those focusing on the long-term effects of the New Public Management. Its practical insights will also benefit policymakers, as well as managers of nonprofits interested in the implications of new partnerships with government bodies. This innovative book sheds light on two key questions at the forefront of government-nonprofit partnerships: How are nonprofits performing? And does the involvement of nonprofits in a public service add public value? Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Condition: New. 2021. Hardback. . . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

Condition: New. This innovative book sheds light on two key questions at the forefront of government-nonprofit partnerships: How are nonprofits performing? And does the involvement of nonprofits in a public service add public value.

Hardback. Condition: New. This innovative book sheds light on two key questions at the forefront of government-nonprofit partnerships: How are nonprofits performing? And does the involvement of nonprofits in a public service add public value? International contributors approach these questions through the conceptual lens of the "hollow state", highlighting the diminished role of government and the implications of the growing reliance on nonprofits in delivering public service. Through a set of empirical studies in public education, public health, urban sustainability, public parks and public social welfare services, chapters identify contributing factors to the success of nonprofits in mitigating public problems through performance measurement. Identifying challenges encountered by nonprofits in their roles as government partners, as well as the challenges posed to public organizations in generating nonprofit accountability, this insightful book takes stock of performance and public value of the hollow state. This methodologically-rigorous book is critical reading for scholars, researchers and students of public governance and public management, particularly those focusing on the long-term effects of the New Public Management. Its practical insights will also benefit policymakers, as well as managers of nonprofits interested in the implications of new partnerships with government bodies.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. This innovative book sheds light on two key questions at the forefront of government-nonprofit partnerships: How are nonprofits performing? And does the involvement of nonprofits in a public service add public value? International contributors approach these questions through the conceptual lens of the hollow state, highlighting the diminished role of government and the implications of the growing reliance on nonprofits in delivering public service. Through a set of empirical studies in public education, public health, urban sustainability, public parks and public social welfare services, chapters identify contributing factors to the success of nonprofits in mitigating public problems through performance measurement. Identifying challenges encountered by nonprofits in their roles as government partners, as well as the challenges posed to public organizations in generating nonprofit accountability, this insightful book takes stock of performance and public value of the hollow state. This methodologically-rigorous book is critical reading for scholars, researchers and students of public governance and public management, particularly those focusing on the long-term effects of the New Public Management. Its practical insights will also benefit policymakers, as well as managers of nonprofits interested in the implications of new partnerships with government bodies. This innovative book sheds light on two key questions at the forefront of government-nonprofit partnerships: How are nonprofits performing? And does the involvement of nonprofits in a public service add public value? Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…