SOCI 386

Sociology of Nonprofit Organizations

James Madison University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Focusing primarily on the United States, this course examines the historical and theoretical frameworks that have shaped today's nonprofit organizations. Students will gain a practical understanding of the various types of nonprofit organizations (NPOs) in order to fully grasp their significance as drivers of social change. Special focus will be given to the meaning of civil society, philanthropy as a social construct, stakeholders, professionalization, and the opportunities and challenges facing NPOs in an increasingly interconnected world.

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SOCI 386 · Sociology of Nonprofit Organizations — James Madison University