Professor Emeritus Beth Gazley specializes in U.S. nonprofit management and civil society policy. She has published 100 research articles, books, and commentary addressing intersectoral collaboration, volunteerism, nonprofit governance, public service coproduction, association management, disaster response, and other topics. Her two current projects examine civil society’s vulnerability to climate change, and the present American ‘Culture Wars’ which include political attempts to restrict the constitutional rights of nonprofits.
A member of the Indiana University Bloomington faculty since 2004, Gazley is an elected fellow of the National Academy of Public Administration and a regular major media commentator. She has received a number of publishing, service, and research awards. She presently serves on the editorial boards of Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly and Nonprofit Policy Forum and is a past editorial board member for Public Administration Review and Nonprofit Management & Leadership. She has also served as a guest editor for the Journal of Chinese Governance and the Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory. Gazley has also served as faculty director of O’Neill’s IUB MPA program and in campus leadership as an Associate Vice Provost for Faculty and Academic Affairs.
Gazley’s current work on climate change preparedness in the nonprofit sector can be found here: "Nonprofit Disaster Response and Climate Change: Who Responds? Who Plans?" and "Authoritarianism in US State Policy and its Impact on Nonprofit Civil Liberties”, both in Nonprofit Policy Forum.
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