Nonprofit Organizations: Principles and Practices

Thomas P. Holland and Roger A. Ritvo

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Paper, 376 pages, 10 halftones, 15 tables
ISBN: 978-0-231-13975-5
$34.50 / £24.00

June, 2008
Cloth, 376 pages, 10 halftones, 15 tables
ISBN: 978-0-231-13974-8
$100.00 / £69.00

"Well structured and clearly written . . . a welcome addition to the limited literature on

management in the third sector." — Angus McCabe, Community Development Journal

"Nonprofit Organizations fills a gap in the literature on the nonprofit sector in the United States. No one has written a comprehensive book like this that could truly meet the needs of teachers, students, and professionals in the field." — Sara Melendez, George Washington University

"Thomas P. Holland and Roger A. Ritvo have been at the forefront of the rapidly expanding field of nonprofit management and board governance, which has been an important component of social work practice from the earliest days. This interesting and useful introduction to nonprofit organizations is an excellent addition to what has already established itself as the premier book series in contemporary social work." — Roger A. Lohmann, West Virginia University, coauthor of Social Administration and Rural Social Work Practice

Related Subjects

• Social Work

Series

• Foundations of Social Work Knowledge Series

About the Author

Thomas P. Holland is professor and founding director of the Institute for Nonprofit Organizations at the University of Georgia and managed its graduate degree program from 1998 to 2007. He previously served as director of the UGA School of Social Work's Center for Social Services Research and Development and its doctoral program.Roger A. Ritvo is University Distinguished Research Professor of Management at Auburn University Montgomery. His two most recent books are (with Thomas P. Holland and Joel Ohlsen) Ethical Governance in Health Care and (with Diane Plotkin) Sisters in Sorrow: Voices of Care in the Holocaust.

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