中国非营利组织接受政府收入:制度化、问责制与政治嵌入

IF 0.7 Q4 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
S. Ye, Xiaochen Gong
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摘要

政府资助是非营利组织生存的主要收入来源。然而,如何获得政府资助还没有得到足够的学术关注,研究数量有限,主要有三个方面的局限性。为了解决这一知识鸿沟,我们从组织间关系的角度,特别是从政府-非营利关系的角度,考察了问责制、制度化和政治嵌入性对非营利组织从政府获得的收入和数量的影响程度。通过对中国广东省382家社会服务机构进行为期两年的面板数据分析,研究表明,对政府负责、更正式、担任(或曾经担任)县市级干部职位的非营利组织更有可能获得政府资助。政治委员会成员资格和对公众负责的作用相对有限。
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Nonprofits’ Receipt of Government Revenue in China: Institutionalization, Accountability and Political Embeddedness
Government funding constitutes a key source of revenue for nonprofits to survive. However, how to acquire government funding has not received sufficient scholarly attention yet, and the limited number of studies yields three major limitations. In order to address this knowledge gap, we examine the extent to which accountability, institutionalization, and political embeddedness affect nonprofits’ receipt of government revenue and the amount acquired from the government from the perspective of interorganizational relationship, particularly the government-nonprofit relations angle. Using two years panel data derived from a sample of 382 social service organizations in Guangdong Province, China, the research shows that nonprofits that are accountable to the government, more formalized, and hold (or once held) cadre positions at county and municipal level are more likely to acquire government funding. The effect of political council membership and being accountable to the public are relatively limited.
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