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four Cs of nonprofit-government relations: a standalone construct

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Nonprofit management

a typology classing government and third-sector relations as cooperation, confrontation, complementarity or co-optation by whether their goals and means align.

In nonprofit management, four Cs of nonprofit-government relations refers to a typology classing government and third-sector relations as cooperation, confrontation, complementarity or co-optation by whether their goals and means align. This meaning comes from Najam (2000) in Nonprofit Management and Leadership.[1]

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References

Najam, A. (2000). The Four C's of Government Third Sector‐Government Relations. Nonprofit Management and Leadership, 10(4), 375-396. https://doi.org/10.1002/nml.10403

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