Non-profit Organization Management Cases and Applications

Author: Goren Biweisiki
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: All the cases and applications in this book are derived from real stories, and they also gather the experiences of many individuals in this field. Moreover, most of the cases in the book focus on common problems of a certain type of organization rather than examining specific individuals. In addition to categorizing the cases from a macro perspective into three types, the author also classifies the cases based on the focus and functions of non-profit organization management, and provides a detailed sub-table of contents, allowing teachers, students, or other readers to better select according to their needs. The book uses 35 cases to comprehensively introduce various management situations and problems that non-profit organizations face in their actual operations. With the author's rich practical and case teaching experience, it provides detailed knowledge on how to use cases, how to conduct in-depth case teaching, and how to engage in in-depth case learning. At the same time, each case is accompanied by exercises and reflection questions, which can help students understand the current challenges faced by non-profit organizations.