Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgments vii
4. Chapter One. Introduction: Politics and Partnerships 1
5. Part I. Of, By, and Instead of Politics
6. Chapter Two. Civil Society and American Nationalism, 1776–1865 29
7. Chapter Three. Steering the State: Government, Nonprofits, and the Making of Labor Knowledge in the New Era 54
8. Chapter Four. In the Shadow of the New Deal: Reconfi guring the Roles of Government and Charity, 1928–1940 79
9. Part II. Nonprofits in a World of Markets
10. Chapter Five. Bringing the Market Back In: Philanthropic Activism and Conservative Reform 121
11. Chapter Six. Nonprofit Research Institutes: From Companies without Products to Universities without Students 151
12. Chapter Seven. Corporate Philanthropy in the United States: What Causes Do Corporations Back? 183
13. Part III. Boundary Crossing: Contemporary Recombinations of Markets, States, and Nonprofi t Organizing
14. Chapter Eight. Privatizing the Welfare State: Nonprofit Community-Based Organizations as Political Actors 209
15. Chapter Nine. Nonprofits and the Reconstruction of Urban Governance: Housing Production and Community Development in Cleveland, 1975–2005 237
16. Chapter Ten. Evangelical Megachurches and the Christianization of Civil Society: An Ethnographic Case Study 269
17. Chapter Eleven. Resolviendo: How September 11 Tested and Transformed a New York City Mexican Immigrant Organization 297
18. Contributors 327