Silke Boenigk

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Universität Hamburg

Germany

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Prof. Dr. Silke Boenigk is a faculty member at Universität Hamburg, Germany. Her research focuses on nonprofit management, specifically in areas such as fundraising, donor behavior, and leadership development within the nonprofit sector. Recent publications explore topics including peer-to-peer fundraising success and the motivations of non-donors in charitable giving.

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Articles (13)

Unpacking the Non-Donor Segment: Reasons for Non-Support and Five Attitudinal Clusters Based on Data From the German Donation Monitor

What Makes Peer Fundraisers Successful? Examining Peer‐to‐Peer Fundraising Success in the Context of Peer‐to‐Peer Nonprofit–Business Collaboration

Nonprofit talent recruitment: An online experiment on new ways of working and leadership development opportunities

Donor inspiration in nonprofit management: Conceptualization and measurement in a peer‐to‐peer context

Blood donors' usage intentions of donation appointment‐scheduling systems during the COVID‐19 pandemic and beyond

Improving nonprofit succession management for leadership continuity: A shared leadership approach

On consciousness of the decision to discontinue blood donation: Intention to return and effective recovery activities

The Evolution of the Nonprofit Research Field: An Emerging Scholar Perspective

Pressure, Cost Accounting, and Resource Allocations: Experimental Evidence on Nonprofit Financial Decision-Making

Transformative Service Initiatives: Enabling Access and Overcoming Barriers for People Experiencing Vulnerability

The antecedents of charity trust and its influence on charity supportive behavior

Reputation Shocks and Recovery in Public-Serving Organizations: The Moderating Effect of Mission Valence

Creating hospitable service systems for refugees during a pandemic: leveraging resources for service inclusion

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Walter Wymer

Linda Alkire

Jurgen Willems

Laurie Paarlberg

Lewis Faulk

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