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1. An invitation to rethink the nonprofit sector Curtis Child and Eva Witesman; 2. An overview of nonprofit sector theories Curtis Child; 3. The prevalence of traditional nonprofit sector theories in research Megan LePere-Schloop and Rebecca Nesbit; 4. What makes good nonprofit sector theory? Eva Witesman; 5. Sector theorists should consider how social values determine unmet needs Ruth K. Hansen and Gregory R. Witkowski; 6. Sector theorists should embrace a social economy perspective Laurie Mook and John R. Whitman; 7. Sector theorists should expand three-failures theory to include the family sector and varied forms of government Richard Steinberg, Eleanor Brown and Liza L. Taylor; 8. Sector theorists should beware the nonprofit industrial complex Ana Clarissa Rojas Durazo; 9. Sector theorists should be inclusive of muslim and non-western perspectives Shariq Siddiqui; 10. Sector theorists should revisit the role of information George E. Mitchell and Jason Coupet; 11. Sector theorists should borrow epistemologies Elizabeth A. Castillo; 12. Nonprofits as organizational actors Patricia Bromley and Heitor Santos; 13. Nonprofits as enablers of multilayered representation Catherine E. Wilson; 14. Nonprofits as facilitators of national self-development Ada Ordor; 15. Nonprofits as part of an engineered social economy Meeyoung Lamothe, Jiwon Suh, Misun Lee, Hee Soun Jang, Bok Gyo Jeong and Seongho An; 16. Nonprofits as shaped by the ruling party Ming Hu and Yung-Pin Lu; 17. Nonprofits as sources of regime stability Yulia Skokova and Irina Krasnopolskaya; 18. Nonprofits as creators of transformative symbolic reality Robert W. Ressler; 19. Nonprofits as distributors of toll goods Eva Witesman; 20. Nonprofits as agents of moral authority Robbie Waters Robichau and Kandyce Fernandez; 21. Conclusions Eva Witesman and Curtis Child.

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