Routledge Non-profit Organizations and Co-production - Routledge

This Routledge Studies volume examines the logics that shape how professional and citizen collaboration operates within non-profit organizations through co-production frameworks. The book explores the theoretical underpinnings and practical mechanisms that enable non-profits to engage citizens as active participants in service delivery and organizational decision-making. Drawing on contemporary research in management and social sciences, it addresses how non-profit organizations can navigate the complex dynamics between professional expertise and citizen involvement to create more effective, responsive, and democratically accountable services. Essential reading for scholars, practitioners, and policymakers working in the voluntary and non-profit sectors who seek to understand the evolving relationship between institutions and communities in co-produced service models.