1st Edition

Nonprofit Organization Management in China Research and Practice

Edited By Qiang Dong, Jiahuan Lu Copyright 2026
348 Pages 7 B/W Illustrations
by Routledge

“Nonprofit Organization Management in China: A Research Companion” provides a thorough exploration of the unique landscape of nonprofit management in China, setting it apart from other works that often adopt a political lens. By combining global management theories with the distinctive Chinese context, this book offers a comprehensive, management-focused examination of the nonprofit sector in one... Read more

1.     Studying Nonprofit Organizations in China: A Management Imperative

Qiang Dong and Jiahuan Lu

 

Part I. Institutional Context and Foundations

2.     The Modern Transformation of China’s Nonprofit Sector

Jiangang Zhu and Hongli Deng

3.     Nonprofit Ethics and Accountability

Lin Nie

 

Part II. Core Management Functions

4.     Fundraising and Donations

Yongzheng Yang

5.     Financial Management

Shihua Ye

6.     Leadership and Human Resource Management

Qing Miao

7.     Volunteer Management

Zhongsheng Wu

8.     Government Ties and Relationships

Xueyong Zhan and Rongzhen Ma

9.     Program and Performance Evaluation

Zhaonan Zhu

10.  Intra- and Cross-Sector Collaboration

Guijuan Tang and Bin Chen

11.  Policy Advocacy and Engagement

Zhibin Zhang

 

Part III. Emerging Topics and Future Directions

12.  Digital Transformation

Huiquan Zhou

13.  Support Organizations and Sector Infrastructure

Zejin Liu

14.  Social Enterprises

Meng Ye

Biography

Qiang Dong is a Professor at the College of Humanities and Development Studies at China Agricultural University, China.

Jiahuan Lu is an Associate Professor of Public Administration at the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University, USA.