Lee, Young-Joo
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Young-joo Lee Is an Associate Professor of Public and Nonprofit Management. Public Administration Review declared her 2011 article on comparing public and nonprofit managers’ job motivations to be one of the 75 most influential articles ever-published. Her research interests include:
- Nonprofit Management, Governance, and Inter-Sectoral Collaboration
- Volunteering and Volunteer Management
- Public Management
- Human Resource Management in Public and Nonprofit Organizations
- Gender Equity in Workplace
- Representative Bureaucracy
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Variations in Volunteer Use among Human Service Organizations in the USA
(Springer, 2018-02-27)Knowledge of volunteering and volunteer management requires understanding from both individual and organizational perspectives. However, most existing research focuses on individual volunteers and the supply side of ...
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