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Articles: Nonprofit Management

Date	Author	Category	Title
Winter 2005	Rob Reich	Nonprofit Management • Philanthropy & Responsible Investing • Government	A Failure of Philanthropy [Free!] American charity shortchanges the poor, and public policy is partly to blame.
Winter 2005	Sheryl Nance-Nash	Education • Nonprofit Management	Child’s Play A video game teaches children about famines and how to stop them.
Winter 2005	Jennifer Holloway	Nonprofit Management	Silence=Bad Strategy How failing to speak up leads nonprofit boards to persist with mislaid plans.
Winter 2005	Aaron Dalton	Nonprofit Management	Going, Going, Sold for Too Little! Why nonprofit auctions are inefficient, and how they can raise more money.
Winter 2005	R. Christine Hershey & Andrew Posey	Health Care • Nonprofit Management	Research Rules [Free!] Why nonprofits should do their homework before communicating with the public.
Winter 2005	Roy Wood	Education • Nonprofit Management	Trash to Treasure [Free!] Converting corporate waste into classroom tools.
Winter 2005	Leslie Berger	Nonprofit Management	Untapped Donors [Free!] Volunteers and young people are among several overlooked source of funds.
Winter 2005	Maia Szalavitz	Nonprofit Management • Government	One for Deregulation Why states’ nonprofit regulation rules may not be just unnecessary, but also unwise.
Winter 2005	Maia Szalavitz	Nonprofit Management	No Market for Marketing [Free!] Nonprofits do not use—and often don’t want—for-profit marketing techniques.
Winter 2005	Shirley Wang	Nonprofit Management	So Uncivilized Rudeness, sarcasm, and disrespect undermine employee productivity.
Winter 2005	Paul C. Light	Nonprofit Management • Philanthropy & Responsible Investing	Donor, Heal Thyself Donor fatigue is ultimately rooted in givers’ own reluctance to invest in the future.
Winter 2005	Christina Maslach & Michael P. Leiter	Nonprofit Management	Reversing Burnout [Free!] How to rekindle your passion for your work.
Winter 2005	Roy Baumeister	Nonprofit Management	Rethinking Self-Esteem Why nonprofits should stop pushing self-esteem and start endorsing self-control.
Fall 2005	Jessica Ruvinsky	Nonprofit Management	Beware the Lone Genius Innovation depends on social networks, not solo brains.
Fall 2005	Alana Conner Snibbe	Nonprofit Management	Helping Do-Gooders Do Their Best Getting the most out of some employees requires smart hiring, not bonuses.
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