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Managing the Non-Profit Organization: Principles and Practices

by Peter F. Drucker · 1990

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An impressive bestseller and highly praised guide with clear and knowledgeable advice on the tasks, responsibilities, and practices non-profit organizations need to follow for effective management.

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