Silke Boenigk
Biographic Data
| ID | 1655782 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Silke Boenigk |
| GIVEN NAMES | Silke |
| FAMILY NAME | Boenigk |
| SIGNATURE | BOENIGK S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universität Hamburg |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5214-2452 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 33 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Transformative Service Initiatives
Transformative service initiatives (TSIs) refer to activities by organizations (public, private, nonprofit) or volunteers to serve people experiencing vulnerabilities, including long-term challenges (e.g., refugees, homeless people, undocumented immigrants, ex-convicts) and try to improve their well-being. To advance the concept of TSI, this study proposes a 3A (Awareness, Alignment, Access) Integration Process Framework that can facilitate empir…
Reputation Shocks and Recovery in Public-Serving Organizations
This study investigates the impacts of negative and positive signals on public-serving organizations’ reputations. We draw on sociocognitive perspectives to test how organizations’ breaches of stakeholders’ trust are repairable over time as well as the moderating effect of organizational mission valence on this forgiveness process. Multilevel data from two slope-shift experiments (n = 304; n = 582) show that mission valence, or individuals’ affin…
Nonprofit Management
Die Bedeutung von Nonprofit-Organisationen wird angesichts der immer schwieriger werdenden staatlichen Finanzierung vieler Aktivitäten stetig steigen. Einhergehend mit dieser Entwicklung und den großen Spendenvolumina, die teilweise damit verbunden sind, nimmt auch der Bedarf an der Professionalisierung des Nonprofit-Sektors zu. Dies sollte jedoch nicht durch eine unreflektierte Anwendung von betriebswirtschaftlichen Instrumenten erfolgen. Dement…
Social Impact Investment Behavior in the Nonprofit Sector
This study investigates the social impact investment behavior of private investors in a nonprofit setting. In particular, the influences of three effects—financial return, social impact, and age—on social impact investment behavior are tested in an online survey experiment. The study sample includes bank clients ( N = 145) from Germany’s first and largest bank exclusively focused on social and ecological investments. The results with regard to th…
Missing Minorities
Missing Minorities (MIMI) is a research project initiated by the European Blood Alliance that aims to develop new strategies to recruit blood donors from minority groups. This paper contributes to this larger project by analyzing data of the German Socio-Economic Panel study 2011 that questioned over 20,000 respondents about their blood donation behavior. Within this sample, the authors identify 1,726 potential blood donors from various migrant g…
Seven Trade-offs in Measuring Nonprofit Performance and Effectiveness
To complement contemporary nonprofit literature, which mainly offers theory-driven recommendations for measuring nonprofit effectiveness, performance, or related concepts; this article presents seven trade-offs for researchers and practitioners to consider before engaging in a nonprofit effectiveness measurement project. For each trade-off, we offer examples and suggestions to clarify the advantages and disadvantages of methodological choices tha…
Nonprofit Management
Die Bedeutung von Nonprofit-Organisationen wird angesichts der immer schwieriger werdenden staatlichen Finanzierung vieler Aktivitäten stetig steigen. Einhergehend mit dieser Entwicklung und den großen Spendenvolumina, die teilweise damit verbunden sind, nimmt auch der Bedarf an der Professionalisierung des Nonprofit-Sektors zu. Dies sollte jedoch nicht durch eine unreflektierte Anwendung von betriebswirtschaftlichen Instrumenten erfolgen. Dement…
Public–nonprofit Partnership Performance in a Disaster Context
During disasters, partnerships between public and nonprofit organizations are vital to provide fast relief to affected communities. In this article, we develop a process model to support a performance evaluation of such intersectoral partnerships. The model includes input factors, organizational structures, outputs and the long-term outcomes of public–nonprofit partnerships. These factors derive from theory and a systematic literature review of e…
Public–nonprofit Partnership Performance in a Disaster Context
During disasters, partnerships between public and nonprofit organizations are vital to provide fast relief to affected communities. In this article, we develop a process model to support a performance evaluation of such intersectoral partnerships. The model includes input factors, organizational structures, outputs and the long-term outcomes of public–nonprofit partnerships. These factors derive from theory and a systematic literature review of e…
Reputation Shocks and Recovery in Public-Serving Organizations
This study investigates the impacts of negative and positive signals on public-serving organizations’ reputations. We draw on sociocognitive perspectives to test how organizations’ breaches of stakeholders’ trust are repairable over time as well as the moderating effect of organizational mission valence on this forgiveness process. Multilevel data from two slope-shift experiments (n = 304; n = 582) show that mission valence, or individuals’ affin…
Seven Trade-offs in Measuring Nonprofit Performance and Effectiveness
To complement contemporary nonprofit literature, which mainly offers theory-driven recommendations for measuring nonprofit effectiveness, performance, or related concepts; this article presents seven trade-offs for researchers and practitioners to consider before engaging in a nonprofit effectiveness measurement project. For each trade-off, we offer examples and suggestions to clarify the advantages and disadvantages of methodological choices tha…
Social Impact Investment Behavior in the Nonprofit Sector
This study investigates the social impact investment behavior of private investors in a nonprofit setting. In particular, the influences of three effects—financial return, social impact, and age—on social impact investment behavior are tested in an online survey experiment. The study sample includes bank clients ( N = 145) from Germany’s first and largest bank exclusively focused on social and ecological investments. The results with regard to th…
Missing Minorities
Missing Minorities (MIMI) is a research project initiated by the European Blood Alliance that aims to develop new strategies to recruit blood donors from minority groups. This paper contributes to this larger project by analyzing data of the German Socio-Economic Panel study 2011 that questioned over 20,000 respondents about their blood donation behavior. Within this sample, the authors identify 1,726 potential blood donors from various migrant g…
Public–nonprofit Partnership Performance in a Disaster Context
During disasters, partnerships between public and nonprofit organizations are vital to provide fast relief to affected communities. In this article, we develop a process model to support a performance evaluation of such intersectoral partnerships. The model includes input factors, organizational structures, outputs and the long-term outcomes of public–nonprofit partnerships. These factors derive from theory and a systematic literature review of e…
Nonprofit Management
Die Bedeutung von Nonprofit-Organisationen wird angesichts der immer schwieriger werdenden staatlichen Finanzierung vieler Aktivitäten stetig steigen. Einhergehend mit dieser Entwicklung und den großen Spendenvolumina, die teilweise damit verbunden sind, nimmt auch der Bedarf an der Professionalisierung des Nonprofit-Sektors zu. Dies sollte jedoch nicht durch eine unreflektierte Anwendung von betriebswirtschaftlichen Instrumenten erfolgen. Dement…
Missing Minorities
Missing Minorities (MIMI) is a research project initiated by the European Blood Alliance that aims to develop new strategies to recruit blood donors from minority groups. This paper contributes to this larger project by analyzing data of the German Socio-Economic Panel study 2011 that questioned over 20,000 respondents about their blood donation behavior. Within this sample, the authors identify 1,726 potential blood donors from various migrant g…
Seven Trade-offs in Measuring Nonprofit Performance and Effectiveness
To complement contemporary nonprofit literature, which mainly offers theory-driven recommendations for measuring nonprofit effectiveness, performance, or related concepts; this article presents seven trade-offs for researchers and practitioners to consider before engaging in a nonprofit effectiveness measurement project. For each trade-off, we offer examples and suggestions to clarify the advantages and disadvantages of methodological choices tha…
Social Impact Investment Behavior in the Nonprofit Sector
This study investigates the social impact investment behavior of private investors in a nonprofit setting. In particular, the influences of three effects—financial return, social impact, and age—on social impact investment behavior are tested in an online survey experiment. The study sample includes bank clients ( N = 145) from Germany’s first and largest bank exclusively focused on social and ecological investments. The results with regard to th…
Nonprofit Management
Die Bedeutung von Nonprofit-Organisationen wird angesichts der immer schwieriger werdenden staatlichen Finanzierung vieler Aktivitäten stetig steigen. Einhergehend mit dieser Entwicklung und den großen Spendenvolumina, die teilweise damit verbunden sind, nimmt auch der Bedarf an der Professionalisierung des Nonprofit-Sektors zu. Dies sollte jedoch nicht durch eine unreflektierte Anwendung von betriebswirtschaftlichen Instrumenten erfolgen. Dement…
Transformative Service Initiatives
Transformative service initiatives (TSIs) refer to activities by organizations (public, private, nonprofit) or volunteers to serve people experiencing vulnerabilities, including long-term challenges (e.g., refugees, homeless people, undocumented immigrants, ex-convicts) and try to improve their well-being. To advance the concept of TSI, this study proposes a 3A (Awareness, Alignment, Access) Integration Process Framework that can facilitate empir…
Reputation Shocks and Recovery in Public-Serving Organizations
This study investigates the impacts of negative and positive signals on public-serving organizations’ reputations. We draw on sociocognitive perspectives to test how organizations’ breaches of stakeholders’ trust are repairable over time as well as the moderating effect of organizational mission valence on this forgiveness process. Multilevel data from two slope-shift experiments (n = 304; n = 582) show that mission valence, or individuals’ affin…
Political science (8 works) · Business (5 works) · Nonprofit Sector and Volunteering (5 works) · Public relations (4 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Computer security (2 works) · Disaster Management and Resilience (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Finance (2 works) · Humanities (2 works)