When For-Profit Meets Nonprofit

"When For-Profit Meets Nonprofit" is a thought-provoking exploration authored by an expert in the field, published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2005. This 196-page hardback delves into the intricate dynamics between for-profit subsidiaries of universities and their nonprofit parents. It investigates the rationale behind the creation of these subsidiaries, alongside insights into their governance and management. The book highlights the cultural clash that emerges from the differing philosophies and operational approaches to education, making it essential reading for educators, administrators, and policy-makers alike. As the landscape of education evolves, understanding these complex relationships becomes increasingly critical. Whether you're deeply involved in the education sector or simply curious about the intersection of profit and education, this book offers a comprehensive look at a relevant topic in today's world.