Add to ORKGThe relationship between Australian nonprofit community service providers and government has been the subject of a considerable deal of scholarly and practitioner analysis, mostly directed at analysing its changing nature, deficiencies and suggestions for improvement. Socio-legal analysis of the relationship in Australia is a very modest part of this literature (Carney, Ramia & Yeatman 2001; Finn & Smith 1992; McGregor-Lowndes & Turnour 2003; Meltz 1997). It is quite scant compared to analysis of government-business relations and in particular Public Private Partnerships (PPP) (for example, Carroll& Steane 2000; Duncan 2005; Hodge & Greve 2005)
The report looks at how to best leverage the operations and activities of not-for-profit community o...
There is general acceptance that PPPs are part of the procurement landscape in Australia. However, a...
Public-private partnerships have long been highly valued in Western welfare states, and the valuatio...
Governments in Australia increasingly rely on private sector service providers to improve efficiency...
Cross-sectoral partnerships are increasingly common in Australian human service delivery. Yet resear...
This paper is based on a study of partnerships and collaborations between the community, government ...
This paper explores the growing importance of partnership development within the social services sec...
Under Australia's federal system subnational governments fund the delivery of a wide range of public...
This paper explores the growing importance of partnership development within the social services sec...
In the last two years or so, the Prime Minister has made the development of a social coalition, invo...
While there is a history of government funding non-profits in Australia, the relationships between g...
The idea of public-private partnerships (PPPs) has evolved from the adoption by governments over the...
Partnerships between organizations are seen as one of the building blocks of the 'Third Way' approac...
This paper is based on a study ofpartnerships and collaborations between the community, government a...
We are currently living in what Seitanidi calls the ‘‘partnership society’’. In this society, new r...
The report looks at how to best leverage the operations and activities of not-for-profit community o...
There is general acceptance that PPPs are part of the procurement landscape in Australia. However, a...
Public-private partnerships have long been highly valued in Western welfare states, and the valuatio...
Governments in Australia increasingly rely on private sector service providers to improve efficiency...
Cross-sectoral partnerships are increasingly common in Australian human service delivery. Yet resear...
This paper is based on a study of partnerships and collaborations between the community, government ...
This paper explores the growing importance of partnership development within the social services sec...
Under Australia's federal system subnational governments fund the delivery of a wide range of public...
This paper explores the growing importance of partnership development within the social services sec...
In the last two years or so, the Prime Minister has made the development of a social coalition, invo...
While there is a history of government funding non-profits in Australia, the relationships between g...
The idea of public-private partnerships (PPPs) has evolved from the adoption by governments over the...
Partnerships between organizations are seen as one of the building blocks of the 'Third Way' approac...
This paper is based on a study ofpartnerships and collaborations between the community, government a...
We are currently living in what Seitanidi calls the ‘‘partnership society’’. In this society, new r...
The report looks at how to best leverage the operations and activities of not-for-profit community o...
There is general acceptance that PPPs are part of the procurement landscape in Australia. However, a...
Public-private partnerships have long been highly valued in Western welfare states, and the valuatio...