Institutionalization or interaction: Which organizational factors help community-based initiatives acquire government support? (Record no. 521526)

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Personal name Igalla, M., Edelenbos, J. and Meerkerk, I.V.
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Title Institutionalization or interaction: Which organizational factors help community-based initiatives acquire government support?
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Place of publication, distribution, etc Public Administration: An International Quarterly
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Extent 99(4), Dec,, 2021: p.803-831
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Summary, etc Increasingly, Western local governments are dealing with community-based initiatives (CBIs) of citizens providing public services. Municipalities possess critical resources CBIs generally lack, including subsidies, buildings, and exposure. There is still little knowledge on CBIs' factors for government support. Therefore, this study adopts an organizational perspective distinguishing among institutionalization (intraorganizational, e.g., organizational size and democratic legitimacy) and interaction (interorganizational, e.g., boundary spanning leadership [BSL]) factors for the support CBIs obtain from local government. Analyzing large N data (N = 2331) from CBIs in six countries by using structural equation modeling, we found that interaction factors are related to more government support, whereas institutionalization factors are less significant. More specifically, we found stronger relationships for BSL and linking social capital than for the factors related to the formalization and development of organizational infrastructure, including the much-discussed democratic legitimacy of CBIs, suggesting a limited interest of governments in this topic as a factor for support. – Reproduced
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element Community-based initiatives (CBIs)
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Main entry heading Public Administration: An International Quarterly
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Subject DIP PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
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          Indian Institute of Public Administration Indian Institute of Public Administration 2023-02-10 99(4), Dec,, 2021: p.803-831 AR127957 2023-02-10 Articles

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