BramsonR. A.2005. “Preparing MPA Graduates to Serve as Intermediaries in Community Building and Public Engagement.” Available at: http://www.teachingpa.org/2005/Papers/Bramson.doc.
2.
ImperialM. T.PerryJ. L.KatulaM. C., 2007. “Incorporating Service Learning into Public Affairs Programs: Lessons from the Literature.” Journal of Public Affairs Education, 13(2):243–264.
3.
IngramH.2000. “Research Agenda for Public Policy and Democracy.” Available at: http://www.democ.uci.edu/publications/papersseriespre2001/ingram2.htm.
4.
KramerR. M.1981. Voluntary Agencies in the Welfare State. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press.
5.
MathurN.SkelcherC.. 2007. “Evaluating Democratic Performance: Methodologies for Assessing the Relationship Between Network Governance and Citizens,” Public Administration Review, 67(2):228–237.
6.
PollackS.1998. “A White Paper on: Service Learning and the CSU System.” Monterey Bay, CA: California State University Monterey Bay Service Learning Institute. June 15.
7.
ReinkeS.2005. “Exploring the Unknown: What we Know, and Don’t Know, About Civic Engagement in College Students.” Available at http://www.teachingpa.org/2005/Papers/Reinke,%20Exploring.doc
8.
SalamonL. M.1987. “Partners in Public Service: The Scope and Theory of Government-Nonprofit Relations.” In PowellW. W., The Nonprofit Sector: A Research Handbook. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 99–117.
9.
SalamonL. M.1995. Partners in Public Service: Government-Nonprofit Relations in the Modern Welfare State. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press.
10.
SalamonL. M.2002. The Tools of Government A Guide to the New Governance. New York: Oxford University Press.
11.
SalamonL. M.2005. “Training Professional Citizens: Getting Beyond the Right Answer to the Wrong Question in Public Affairs Education.” Journal of Public Affairs Education, 11(1):7–20.
