Thomas A Reiner
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 962144 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Thomas A Reiner |
| NOMBRES | Thomas A |
| APELLIDO | Reiner |
| FIRMA | REINER T A |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Pennsylvania |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1658-5678 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 43 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 53 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 43 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1962 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2003 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Tally of Nonprofits
Identification of nonprofit organizations in a study area is often a first step in research or action projects. This article demonstrates the usefulness of combining two data sources: IRS 990 forms and municipal files on tax-exempt real property. A case study for a community in Philadelphia illustrates how merger of the two files expands the information base. Limitations and difficulties in applying this strategy are discussed, but the gain in co…
Sociology
Founder's Medal
Founder's Medal
Charitable Giving and Government Policy
Giving and Government: An Introduction Charitable Contributions of Money Government Grants and Charitable Giving Giving, Imperfect Information and Government Policies An Economic Analysis of Volunteering Contributions of Money: Empirical Evidence Volunteering: Empirical Evidence Giving and Government: Time Series Analysis Charitable Giving: The 1980's and Beyond Bibliography Index
Economics
Austerity Impacts on Neighborhood Development Organizations
The geography of underdevelopment
The Not-for-Profit Sector in Stable and Growing Metropolitan Regions
A regional focus on not-for-profit organizations leads to a better understanding of the not-for-profit (NFP) sector, adding to the insights coming from national studies. The research reported here, focusing on the Philadelphia, Minneapolis-St. Paul, Houston, and Los Angeles areas, shows major contrasts in funding and in certain structural features of the NFPs. For example, the NFP share of the service sector in Philadelphia is three times the sha…
Economics
Funding Caps
Africa, Asia, and Latin America
Review of olitical Parties in the West Bank under the Jordanian Regime, 1949-1967
The Philanthropy Marketplace
Non-profits rely in part on gifts for their revenues. Yet the process by which donations are made to museums, educational institutions, charitable and welfare organizations, and other non-profits is not well understood. In this paper, gifts are considered in the context of an interaction between donor and recipient; each has a range of possible motivations and expectations. For example, the donor may expect control, the recipient the widest latit…
Service Provision by the Not-for-Profit Sector
The provision of services through not-for-profit organizations is reproduced in growth regions in much the same pattern, after some lag, as has occurred in the older established areas of settlement
The Non-Profit Sector in the Metropolitan Economy
Annual philanthropic giving totals about $40 billion, or approximately two percent of GNP. Philanthropic flows have not been examined at a regional level. This paper reports the results of a study
A Note on the Dimensions of a National Settlement Pattern
Power Shift
(1976). Power Shift: The Rise of the Southern Rim and Its Challenge to the Eastern Establishment. Economic Geography: Vol. 52, No. 4, pp. 374-376
Welfare differences within a nation
Welfare Differences Within a Nation
Ecology and Economics
Regional Development
A Choice Theory of Planning
Urban Dynamics
A multiple goals framework for regional planning
A Multiple Goals Framework for Regional Planning
Charitable Giving and Government Policy
Giving and Government: An Introduction Charitable Contributions of Money Government Grants and Charitable Giving Giving, Imperfect Information and Government Policies An Economic Analysis of Volunteering Contributions of Money: Empirical Evidence Volunteering: Empirical Evidence Giving and Government: Time Series Analysis Charitable Giving: The 1980's and Beyond Bibliography Index
The Non-Profit Sector in the Metropolitan Economy
Annual philanthropic giving totals about $40 billion, or approximately two percent of GNP. Philanthropic flows have not been examined at a regional level. This paper reports the results of a study
Sub-national and national planning
The Philanthropy Marketplace
Non-profits rely in part on gifts for their revenues. Yet the process by which donations are made to museums, educational institutions, charitable and welfare organizations, and other non-profits is not well understood. In this paper, gifts are considered in the context of an interaction between donor and recipient; each has a range of possible motivations and expectations. For example, the donor may expect control, the recipient the widest latit…
Service Provision by the Not-for-Profit Sector
The provision of services through not-for-profit organizations is reproduced in growth regions in much the same pattern, after some lag, as has occurred in the older established areas of settlement
A multiple goals framework for regional planning
Aspects of Decision Making Theory and Regional Science
Welfare differences within a nation
The Economic Programming of a System of Planned Poles
The growth pole concept, introduced in 1955 by Perroux, has received increasing attention as a tool for regional development [17]. Adaptations exist for both developed and developing nations. There is, however, danger in regarding such a program as a solution to all regional problems; for some it is ill-suited. Particularly in developing countries, the growth pole has become a slogan because of its social and political appeal; its indiscriminate …
Regional science
Regional Science
Organizing regional investment criteria
A Multiple Goals Framework for Regional Planning
Sub‐national and National Planning
Aspects of decision-making theory and regional science
Regional science and planning
Summary Paper
Use of Statistical Decision Theory in Regional Planning
Aspects of decision-making theory and regional science
Summary paper
Regional Science and Planning
Aspects of Decision Making Theory and Regional Science
Regional science and planning
A Reply to Dakin
Organizing Regional Investment Criteria
Organizing regional investment criteria
Use of statistical decision theory in regional planning
Summary
Summary
Sub‐national and National Planning
Sub-national and national planning
Regional science
Regional Science
The Economic Programming of a System of Planned Poles
The growth pole concept, introduced in 1955 by Perroux, has received increasing attention as a tool for regional development [17]. Adaptations exist for both developed and developing nations. There is, however, danger in regarding such a program as a solution to all regional problems; for some it is ill-suited. Particularly in developing countries, the growth pole has become a slogan because of its social and political appeal; its indiscriminate …
A multiple goals framework for regional planning
A Multiple Goals Framework for Regional Planning
A Choice Theory of Planning
Urban Dynamics
Welfare differences within a nation
Welfare Differences Within a Nation
Ecology and Economics
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