Intersector : how the public, non-profit, and private sectors can address America's challenges / edited by Daniel P. Gitterman, Neil Britto.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Gitterman, Daniel Paul, editor.

Britto, Neil, editor.

JSTOR (Online Service)

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Public-private sector cooperation--Social aspects.

Public-private sector cooperation.

Social responsibility of business.

Social aspects.

Physical Description:

1 online resource

polychrome

Place of Publication:

Washington, D.C. : Brookings Institution Press, [2021]

System Details:

text file

Contents:

Part I Scholarly Perspectives

1 Why Intersectional Governance Matters p. 21 / Peter G. Klein and Anita M. McGahan

2 Cross-Sector Collaboration for the Sustainable Development Goals A Global Necessity, Not Luxury p. 32 / Rob van Tulder

3 Creating Value and Sharing Risk The Next Frontier of Cross-Sector Collaboration p. 47 / Mary Margaret Frank and Kathryn Babineau

4 Collaborative Governance Regimes Informing Practice through Research p. 62 / Kirk Emerson and Min Woo Ahn

5 Collaborative Governance and Rules of the Game in the United States p. 82 / Lisa Blomgren Amsler

6 Is Public Health's Multisectoral Mission Achieving Its Promise in the United States? p. 91 / Anita Chandra

7 Cross-Sector Collaboration in Education The Apolitical Impulse p. 104 / Jeffrey R. Henig

8 Three Lessons from a Research-Practice Partnership in Education p. 115 / Ruth N. López Turley and Brian Holzman

9 Collaboration for the People Community Consultation and the Case of the El Paso Children's Museum p. 124 / Eric J. Boyer

Part II Practitioner and Philanthropy

10 Creating Cross-Sector Collaborations to Change Lives p. 137 / Sonal R. Shah

11 Lift Every Voice The Biden Administration and Partnerships with Faith-Based and Neighborhood Organizations p. 144 / Melissa Rogers

12 Challenges in Cross-Sector Collaboration and Learning from Doing Insights from Philanthropy p. 153 / Zia Khan

13 How Philanthropy Can Amplify Multisector Stewardship to Support Health and Well-Being p. 164 / Bobby Milstein and Beth Siegel and Jane Erickson

14 Improving Economic Mobility through Cross-Sector Collaboration in America's Cities p. 172 / Simone D. Brody

15 Building a Racially and Economically Inclusive Recovery What Is the Role for Cross-Sector Collaboration? p. 181 / Erika C. Poethig

16 Social Capital and Quantifying Success Factors for Cross-Sector Collaboration Insights from the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston p. 187 / Erin M. Graves and Amy Higgins

17 Cracking the Collaboration Code Why Do Some Regions Advance while Others Falter? p. 199 / John Melville and Francie Genz and Lindsey Woolsey

18 The Costs and Benefits of Cross-Sector Partnerships The Revitalization of New York City's Central Park p. 210 / William B. Eimicke

19 Cross-Sector Collaboration at the Community Level Perspectives from the National Neighborhood Indicators Partnership p. 220 / Kathryn L. S. Pettit and Leah Hendey

20 Rural Place-Based Collaboration The Transformation of Danville, Virginia p. 227 / Karl N. Stauber

21 Collaboration at the Speed of Trust, Not Technology Making Space for the Public Interest in Intersector Data Collaboration p. 237 / Michelle Shevin and Mala Woluchem

22 Intersector Data-Sharing Strategies Challenges, Risks, and Opportunities p. 249 / Dan Wu and Aaron Truchil

23 Multisector Collaboration for Civic Engagement The Case of Vote Early Day p. 260 / Maxwell Zorick and Joey Wozniak

Conclusion The Future of Intersectoral Collaboration p. 267 / Neil Britto and Daniel P. Gitterman.

Notes:

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ISBN:

9780815739036

0815739036

Publisher Number:

99987665481

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