AldrichJohn H.NelsonForrest D.. 1984. Linear probability, logit and probit models. Newbury Park, Calif.: Sage Publications.
2.
AlvarezMichaelNaglerJonathan. 1998. When politics and models collide: Estimating models of multiparty elections. American Journal of Political Science42, no. 1: 55–96.
3.
BarzelYoram. 1989. Measurement cost and the organization of markets. Journal of Law and Economics20: 87–110.
4.
BehnRobert D.KantPeter A.. 1999. Strategies for avoiding the pitfalls of performance contracting. Public Productivity & Management Review22, no. 4: 470–89.
5.
BentonBillFieldTracyMillarRhona. 1978. Social services: Federal legislation vs. state implementation. Washington, D.C.: The Urban Institute.
6.
BoyneGeorge A.1998. Bureaucratic theory meets reality: Public choice and service contracting in U.S. local government. Public Administration Review58 (Nov–Dec): 474–84.
7.
CheungSteven. 1983. The contractual nature of the firm. Journal of Law and Economics17: 53–71.
8.
ChiKeon. 1986. Public-private alliances grow. State Government News (January): 10–13.
9.
ClingermayerJames C.FeiockRichard C.. 1997. Leadership turnover, transaction costs, and external service delivery. Public Administration Review57 (May–June): 231–39.
10.
CoaseRonald H.1937. The nature of the firm. Economica: 386–405.
11.
DeakinN.1996. Meeting the challenge of change: Voluntary action in the 21st century. London: NCVO Publications.
12.
DeHoogRuth Hoogland. 1984. Contracting out for human services. Albany: State University of New York Press.
13.
DeHoogRuth Hoogland. 1990. Competition, negotiation, or cooperation. Administration and Society22, no. 3: 317–340.
14.
DonahueJohn D.1989. The privatization decision. New York: Basic Books.
15.
DudleyLarkin-Sims. 1990. Contractual governance: Theory and practice in Circular A-76. Blacksburg: Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University.
16.
FerrisJamesGraddyElizabeth. 1986. Contracting out: For what? for whom?Public Administration Review46: 343–44.
17.
FerrisJamesGraddyElizabeth. 1994. Organizational choices for public service supply. Journal of Law, Economics, & Organization10: 126–41.
18.
FiorinaMorris P.1982. Legislative choice of regulatory forms: Legal process or administrative process?Public Choice39: 33–66.
19.
FrantHoward L.1996. High-powered and low-powered incentives in the public sector. Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory6: 365–81.
20.
FrantHoward L. n.d. Politics and effectiveness in the design of public organizations. Tucson: University of Arizona, School of Public Administration and Policy. Unpublished paper.
21.
GoodenSusan. 1999. The hidden third party: Welfare recipients' experiences with employers. Journal of Public Management and Social Policy5, no. 2: 69–83.
22.
HankeSteve H. ed. 1987. Prospects for privatization. New York: Academy of Political Science.
23.
HansmannHenry. 1980. The role of nonprofit enterprise. Yale Law Review89 (April): 835–99.
24.
International City/County Management Association (ICMA). Various years. Municipal yearbook. Washington, D.C.: ICMA.
25.
—–. 1988. 1992. Profile of alternative service delivery approaches. Washington, D.C.: ICMA.
26.
KettlDon. 1988. Government by proxy. Washington, D.C.: Congressional Quarterly Press.
27.
MacManusSusan A.1992. Doing business with government. New York: Paragon House.
28.
MartinLawrence L.2001. Financial management for human service administrators. Boston: Allyn and Bacon.
29.
McCubbinsMathew. 1985. The legislative design of regulatory structure. American Journal of Political Science29: 721–48.
30.
McCubbinsMathewNollRogerWeingastBarry. 1987. Administrative procedures as instruments of political control. Journal of Law, Economics, & Organization3: 243–77.
31.
MilwardH. Brinton. 1996. Symposium on the hollow state: Capacity, control and performance in interorganizational settings. Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory6, no. 2: 193–95.
32.
MuellerCandace. 1980. Purchase of service contracting from the viewpoint of the provider. In Proceedings of the National Institute on Purchase of Service Contracting: Child and family services. Lawrence: School of Social Work, University of Kansas.
33.
NorthDouglass C.1990. Institutions, institutional change, and economic performance. New York: Cambridge University Press.
34.
PetersonP.1981. City limits. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
35.
RehfussJohn. 1989. Contracting out in America. Washington, D.C.: Touche Ross.
36.
SalamonLester M.LundMichael S.. 1989. The tools approach: Basic analytics. In Beyond privatization: The tools of government action, ed.SalamonLester M.. Washington, D.C.: Urban Institute Press.
37.
SavasE. S.1987. Privatization: The key to better government. Chatham, N.J.: Chatham House.
38.
SimonHerbert. 1957. Administrative behavior. New York: Macmillan.
39.
SteinRobert M.1990. Urban alternatives. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press.
40.
U.S. Bureau of the Census. 1988. 1994. County and city data book. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office.
41.
WarnerMildredHebdonRobert. 2001. Local government restructuring: Privatization and its alternatives. Journal of Policy Analysis and Management20, no. 2: 315–36.
42.
WeisbrodBurton A.1977. The voluntary nonprofit sector. Lexington, Mass.: D. C. Heath & Co.
43.
WeisbrodBurton A.. 1988. The nonprofit economy. Cambridge: Harvard University Press.
44.
WilliamsonOliver. E.1975. Markets and hierarchies: Analysis and antitrust implications. New York: Free Press.