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Issue 11
Nonprofits and the City
Do nonprofits have too much power — or not enough?
Historical Lessons
Alexis de Tocqueville and the Art of Association
Daniel Stid
A Short History of Urban Nonprofits
Benjamin Soskis
The Paradox of Nonprofit Trustworthiness
Leslie Lenkowsky
The Enduring Power of ‘Poverty Pimps’
Michael Woodsworth
The Great Debate
An Antidemocratic Approach to Democratic Governance
Claire Dunning
A Marshall Plan for the Nonprofit Sector
Lisette Nieves
Why Can’t We Solve the Homelessness Crisis in New York City?
Shams DaBaron
How the Nonprofit Sector Fails Communities
Majora Carter
Following the Money
Nicole P. Marwell
The Nonprofit Model of Social Service Delivery Makes Sense for New York
Jessica Katz
The Permanent Government of New York
Mindy Tarlow
Rethinking the Role of Nonprofits in Progressive Policy and Urban Governance
Michael Lind
Winter Is Coming
John MacIntosh
Currents
Service Delivery Is Not Enough
Doug Bauer
‘MBAs for the Public Good’?
Rosalie Wells
Is It Possible to Improve Nonprofit Design?
Paragini Amin and Christopher Edley III
Charter Schools at the Crossroads
Robert Pondiscio
In Defense of Social Justice Upheaval
Justine Olderman
Artificial Intelligence and the Nonprofit Sector
Rich Leimsider
After Hours with Jamie Rubin: What Do We Owe Nonprofits, Anyway?
Jamie Rubin
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