A critical look at the rise of nonprofit groups in the U.S. reveals why such groups encourage excess, how government regulators and nonprofit executives fail to supervise each other, and how readers can protect themselves when supporting their favorite causes.
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This review is from: For a Good Cause?: How Charitable Institutions Become Powerful Economic Bullies (Hardcover)
Rehashes some notable abuse cases, then offers up some simplistic, trivial solutions. This would be a good book for someone just starting to familiarize themselves with some of the issues surrounding nonprofits, but of limited value to those already involved in the sector.
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