The importance of organisational structure in building a sustainable non-profit housing sector
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Gilmour, TonyAbstract
This chapter reviews the limited research on organisational typologies in countries with similar liberal welfare regimes, focusing on examples from England and Australia. It provides an understanding of the emerging types of non-profit housing organisations using the management theories of new institutionalism, networks, and global convergence. Finally, the chapter proposes a new typology for non-profit housing organisations and suggests how this might assist policy makers create a sustainable non-profit housing sector.This chapter reviews the limited research on organisational typologies in countries with similar liberal welfare regimes, focusing on examples from England and Australia. It provides an understanding of the emerging types of non-profit housing organisations using the management theories of new institutionalism, networks, and global convergence. Finally, the chapter proposes a new typology for non-profit housing organisations and suggests how this might assist policy makers create a sustainable non-profit housing sector.
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2008-01-01Publisher
Sydney University PressLicence
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Planning Research Centre, University of SydneyCitation
Gilmour, T. (2008). The importance of organisational structure in building a sustainable non-profit housing sector. In Gilmour, T. and Blakely, E.J., with Rafael E. Pizarro (Eds.) 'Dialogues in Urban Planning: Towards Sustainable Regions' (pp. 101-128). Sydney: Sydney University PressShare