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2007. “Social Entrepreneurship: A Preliminary Exploration of Its Meaning and Social Significance”
2007. “Social Entrepreneurship: A Preliminary Exploration of Its Meaning and Social Significance”
2017. “Scaling for Significance:Schumpeter Meets the Social Sector”
2017. “Scaling for Significance:Schumpeter Meets the Social Sector”
Alison Denton Jones, Christopher Winship, and Mark Moore. 2006. “Taking the Measure of the US Voluntary Non-Profit Sector”
Alison Denton Jones, Christopher Winship, and Mark Moore. 2006. “Taking the Measure of the US Voluntary Non-Profit Sector”
2010. “PUBLIC VALUE :THEORY AND PRACTICE”
2010. “PUBLIC VALUE :THEORY AND PRACTICE”
William Ryan and Mark H. Moore. 2008. “The Governance and Accountability of the Voluntary, Non-Profit Sector: Towards A Framework for Research, Analysis, and Public Action”
William Ryan and Mark H. Moore. 2008. “The Governance and Accountability of the Voluntary, Non-Profit Sector: Towards A Framework for Research, Analysis, and Public Action”
William P. Ryan and Mark H. Moore. 2008. “A Framework for Analyzing Nonprofit Governance and Accountability Policies and Strategies ”
William P. Ryan and Mark H. Moore. 2008. “A Framework for Analyzing Nonprofit Governance and Accountability Policies and Strategies ”
Marshall Ganz and Mark H. Moore. 2009. “Ganz-Moore Paper on Governance and Accountability for Civic Associations”
Marshall Ganz and Mark H. Moore. 2009. “Ganz-Moore Paper on Governance and Accountability for Civic Associations”
2002. “On the Theory, Practice, and Evaluation of Drug Enforcement Initiatives”
2002. “On the Theory, Practice, and Evaluation of Drug Enforcement Initiatives”
2014. “Creating a Public Value Account and Scorecard”
2014. “Creating a Public Value Account and Scorecard”
. “The Drug Problem: What Is Known? What Is to Be Done?”
. “The Drug Problem: What Is Known? What Is to Be Done?”