Buradasınız

Anasayfa » Content

Mapping Out Economics of Non Profit Sector in Turkish Context

Journal Name:

  • European Journal of Economic and Political Studies

Publication Year:

  • 2011

Key Words:

Author NameUniversity of Author
Abstract (2. Language): 
At the course of 1970s, non-profit sector – that became a significant entity in nation’s economic activity particularly in delivery of public/welfare services- started to attract attentions of economists whom have been trying to understand the emergence of these organizations relying on economic notions. To date, plethora of arguments has been put forward by them inspiring from demand and supply side analysis as well as institutional approaches. Donor motivations, customer attitudes and preferences of entrepreneurs can be stated as the backbone of these aforementioned theoretical explanations. In this paper, firstly, non-profit organizations will be defined and elucidated in economic senses, besides NP sector will be examined concerning microeconomic approaches that articulate the emergence of it. This analysis will be exercised relying on three reference points consisted of demand and supply-side theories in addition to the institutional differences approach. Secondly, Turkish NP sector will be mapped out regarding to three fundamental sections: a) historical background, b) legal framework and taxation, c) their role in provision of public services.
Bookmark/Search this post with
FULL TEXT (PDF): 
PDF icon arastrmx_25821_4_pp_33-48.pdf
  • 2
33-48
  • English

REFERENCES

References: 

Anheier, Helmut K. and Seibel, Wolfgang, Eds. 1990. The Third Sector: Comparative
Studies of Non-Profit Organizations.Berlin: Walter de Gruyter.
Anheier, Helmut. 2005. Non-profit Organizations: Theory, Management, Policy. New
York, NY: Routledge,
Arrow, K. J. 1963. “Uncertainty and The Welfare Economics of Medical Care.”
American Economic Review, 53(5): 941 – 973.
Aydin, Davut. 2006. “Foundations in the Republican Era: A Historic Overview and
Financial Analysis of Tax-Exempt/Public Benefit Foundations in Turkey”,
TUSEV Report, PublicationNo.41, 2006
Benner, Avner. 1986. “Non-profit Organizations: Why Do They Exist in Market
Economies?” In: RoseAckerman, S (ed.). The Economics of Nonprofit
Institutions: Studies in Structure and Policy.pp. 94-113. Oxford: Oxford
University Press.
Benner, Avner. 2002. “The Shifting Boundaries of the Mixed Economy and the Future
of Non-Profit Sector”, Annals of Public and Cooperative Economics73:1.
Benner, Avner. 2006. “For-Profit, State, and Nonprofit: How to Cut the Pie among
the Three Sectors”, In: Jean-Philippe Touffut (eds.), Advancing Public Goods,
Cheltenham, UK, and Northampton, MA, USA: Edward Elgar, pp. 40-67,
2006; French edition published by Albin Michel.
Benner, Avner and GuI Benedetto, Eds.1993. The Non-Profit Sector in the Mixed
Economy, Ann Arbor: U. of Michigan Press.
Carkoglu, Ali. 2006. “Trends in Individual Giving and Foundation Practices”, TESEV
Report, PublicationNo.41, 2006
Cizakca, Murat. 2006. “Economic Dimensions of Foundations in the Ottoman Era”,
TUSEV Report, PublicationNo.41, 2006
Denilla Serra, Pieter Serneels and Abigail Barr. 2010. “Intrinsic Motivations and the
Taptuk Emre Erkoc
European Journal of Economic and Political Studies
47
Non-Profit Health Sector: Evidence from Ethiopia”, Discussion PaperNo.
4746, Institute for the Study of Labor.
Frank Richard G. and Salkever David S. 1994. “Non-profit Organizations in the Health
Sector,” J. Econ. Perspectives, Fall 1994, 8(4), pp. 129- 44.
Glaeser E.L. and A. Shleifer. 2001. “Not-for-profit entrepreneurs,” Journal of Public
Economics,Vol. 81 (1): 99-115.
Hansmann, Henry. 1980. “The Role of Non-profit Enterprise,” Yale Law J., Apr. 1980,
89(5), pp. 835-901.
Huck Steffen and Tyran Jean-Robert. 2007. “Can Markets Be Trusted?”, CEPR Policy
Insight No. 6
James, Estelle. 1987. “The Private Non-profit Provision of Education: A Theoretical Model
and Application to Japan,” J. Compar. Econ., Sept. 1986, 10(1), pp. 255-76. .
James, E. 1987. “The Non-Profit Sector in Comparative Perspective.” In W. W. Powell
(ed), The Non-profit Sector: A Research Handbook, Yale University Press,
New Haven, Connecticut.
James, Estelle and Rose-Ackerman Susan .1986. The Non-profit Enterprise in Market
EconomiesChur: Harwood Academic Press.
John Bennett, Elisabetta Iossa and Gabriella Legrenzi .2003. “The Role of Commercial
Non-Profit Organizations in the Provision of Public Services”, Oxford Review
of Economic Policy,Vol.19, No.2
Justin Davis Smith, Colin Rochester and Rodney Hedley. 1995. Introduction to the
Voluntary Sector.Routledge.
Onder, Murat. 2006. “How Local Conditions Affect the Existence and Capacity of
the Non-profit Sector: A Test of Competing Theories”, PhD Dissertation
submitted 2006, Florida State University.
Sahin, Hayati. 2007. “Vakıf ve Derneklerin Vergi Karsısındaki Durumu”, TUSEV
Report2007.
Salamon, Lester and Anheier Helmut K. 1996. The Emerging Sector: The Non-Profit
Sector in Comparative Perspective -An Overview. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins
U. Institute for Policy Studies.
Schlesinger, Mark J. 1984. “Public, For-Profit and Private Non-profit Enterprises: A
Study of Mixed Industries.” Ph.D. Thesis,U. of Wisconsin.
48
Scharf Kimberley and Smith Sarah. 2010. “The Price Elasticity of Charitable Giving:
Does the Form of Tax Relief Matter?”. Unpublished Manuscript.
Shrestha, Subeycha. 2008. Determinants of the Non-Profit Sector Size: Cross-Countries
Empirical Analysis. Honors Projects Paper, Economics Department at
Macalester College
Weisbrod, Burton. 1977. “Toward a Theory of the Voluntary Non-profit Sector in
a Three-Sector Economy,” in the Voluntary Non-profit Sector.Ed.: Burton
Weisbrod. Lexington, MA: DC Heath, pp. 51-76.
Yediyıldız, Bahaeddin. 1988. “Türk Kültür Sistemi İçinde Vakfın Yeri”, Vakıflar Dergisi
2007.
YÖK, “Vakif Universiteleri Raporu”, Ankara:YÖK.
Zaim, Sebahattin. 1987. Vakıfların Milli Ekonomiye Etkileri, V. Vakıf Haftası, Ankara.

Thank you for copying data from http://www.arastirmax.com