From Earned Authority to Imposed Authority: How Government Funding Transforms Nonprofit AccountabilityInformation Without Accountability
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Works in Progress
Answering the Wrong Question: Salamon, Nisbet, and the Conservative Critique of Government-Nonprofit PartnershipBeyond Voluntary Failure
with Christopher J. Coyne
Does Government-Nonprofit Contracting Instantiate Democratic Priority-Setting?
with Thomas J. Hughes
The Hansmann Inversion: Nonprofit Trust Signals and The Persistence of Lemons in Animal ShelteringToward a Classical Liberal Urban Governance
with Eugenio Gerardo Garza Garza
Locked In or Optimizing? Demotivating Beliefs and Institutional QualityAn Institutionally Antiseptic Economics of NonprofitsFrom Highwayman to Books of Casuistry
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Book Chapters
Robber and the Government: Differences and One Great Big Likeness
Chapter in Just Sentiments: 22 More Smithian Essays, edited by Daniel B. Klein and Erik W. Matson. CL Press, pp. 249–259.