【中文部分】
山岡義典（編）（2005）。《NPO 基礎講座》。東京：ぎょうせい。
方世榮、江淑娟、方世杰（2002）。〈夥伴關係整合模型的實證研究：以中小企業為對象〉，《管理學報》，第19期第4卷，頁615-645。
王千文（2004）。《公私協力執行的經驗性研究：以臺北市社區規劃師制度為例》。臺北市：世新大學行政管理研究所碩士論文，未出版。
王中天（2003）。〈社會資本：概念、源起及現況〉，《問題與研究》，第42期第5卷，頁139-163。王玫婷（2006）。《組織成員間協議式夥伴關係與領導行為之研究》。臺中市：逢甲大學公共政策研究所碩士論文，未出版。
王春勝（2008）。《居民社區參與行為之影響模式研究》。高雄市：國立中山大學公共事務管理研究所博士論文，未出版。史美強、蔡武軒（2000）。〈網絡社會與治理概念初討〉，《中國行政評論》，第10期第1卷，頁33-74。朱柔若（1996）。《社會科學研究方法與資料分析》。臺北市：揚智文化事業股份有限公司。
朱景鵬（2009）。〈建立中央與地方夥伴關係：提升政府治理量能〉，《研考雙月刊》，第33期第6卷，頁7-9。
朱景鵬、吳松林（2010）。〈我國區域治理發展脈絡與展望〉，《研考雙月刊》，第34期第6卷，頁12-22。
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朱鎮明（2005）。〈政策網絡中協力關係的成效：理論性的探討〉，《公共行政學報》，第17期，頁113-158。江宗仁（2003）。《地方政府、非營利組織與身心障礙者在參與社會福利業務互動關係之探討：以高雄縣庇護工場之「一家工場」為例》。高雄市：國立中山大學政治學研究所碩士論文，未出版。
江岷欽、孫本初、劉坤億（2004）。〈地方政府間建立策略性夥伴關係之研究：以臺北市及其鄰近縣市為例〉，《行政暨政策學報》，第38期，頁1-30。江明修（2001）。《青輔會與第三部門夥伴關係之研究》。行政院青年輔導委員會專題研究報告（報告編號：NYC-4-01），未出版。
余伯泉、李茂興譯，E. W. Aronson and R. M. Aker原著（2003）。《社會心理學》。 臺北市：弘智文化事業有限公司。
吳英明（1996）。《公私部門協力關係之研究：公私部門聯合開發與都市發展》。高雄：麗文文化事業有限公司。
吳濟華（2001）。〈公私協力策略推動都市建設之法制化研究〉，《公共事務評論》，第2期第1卷，頁1-29。呂育誠（2005）。〈地方治理意涵及制度建立策略之研究：兼論我國縣市推動地方治理的問題與前景〉，《公共行政學報》，第12期，頁1-38。宋麗玉（2001）。〈精神病患社會功能量表之發展與驗證：以實務應用為取向〉，《中華心理衛生學刊》，第14期第3卷，頁33-65。李月霞（2004）。《中介組織與會員組織間關係之研究》。南投縣：國立暨南國際大學社會政策與社會工作學系碩士論文，未出版。
李佳霖（2009）。《非營利組織與企業夥伴關係之研究：以弘道老人福利基金會為例》。嘉義縣：南華大學公共行政與政策研究所碩士論文，未出版。
李宗勳（2000）。〈社區聯防夥伴關係之治理體制初探〉，《中國行政評論》，第9期第4卷，頁35-80。李宗勳（2004）。〈公私協力與委外化的效應與價值：向進行中的治理改造工程〉，《政大公共行政學報》，第12期，頁41-78。李宗勳（2005）。〈協力夥伴跨域治理的挑戰與機會：以社區風險治理為例〉，《警政論叢》，第5期，頁1-41。李宗勳、鄭錫鍇（2001）。〈知識經濟時代的新治理模式一：歐陸新治理（modem governance）的觀點〉，發表於「知識經濟與政府施政」學術研討會。臺北市：財團法人國家政策研究基金會。
李長宴（2009）。〈從協力治理模式探討淡水河流域的管理〉，《中國地方自治》，第26期第10卷，頁3-19。
李長晏（2005）。〈組建地方策略性夥伴關係之合作機制〉，《中國地方自治》，第58期第4卷，頁4-32。
李建村（2001）。《公私部門協力關係之研究：以臺北市文湖國小社區、學區安全聯防為例》。臺北市：國立中央警察大學行政管理研究所碩士論文，未出版。
李貞宜（2002）。《從社會資本觀點探討非營利組織資源連結過程之研究：以「財團法人伊甸社會福利基金會附設中區服務中心」為例》。臺中市：東海大學社會工作學系碩士論文，未出版。
李雅慧（2011）。《高美濕地經營管理之探討：協力夥伴關係的觀點》。臺北市：國立政治大學公共行政研究所碩士論文，未出版。
阮奕婷（2008）。《知識網絡屬性對團隊績效之影響：以社會資本異質性與人力資本同質性為干擾效果》。臺北市：國防管理學院後勤管理研究所碩士論文，未出版。
周海娟（2005）。〈老人福利政策與社會資本建構〉，《社區發展季刊》，第110期，頁205-215。房樹梅（2004）。《醫院策略聯盟與社會資本關係之研究》。南投縣：國立暨南國際大學國際企業學系碩士論文，未出版。
松下啓一（2002）。《新しい公共と自治体》。東京：信山社。
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林廷南（2006）。《組織社會資本對組織績效及R&D之影響》。臺北市：銘傳大學管理研究所碩士論文，未出版。
林信廷、莊俐昕、劉素珍、黃源協（2012）。〈社會資本與社區參與關聯性之研究〉，《台灣社會福利學刊》，第10期第3卷，頁161-210。林南（2001）。〈社會資本：爭鳴的範式和實證的檢驗〉，《香港社會學學報》，第2期，頁1-38。
林南（2004）。〈教育制度與社會資本〉，《教育研究集刊》，第50期第4卷，頁1-16。林南、傅仰止、陳志柔、朱敬一、熊瑞梅、黃毅志（2003）。《社會資本的建構與效應》。中央研究院主題計畫。
林美華（2003）。《政府與非營利組織夥伴關係之研究：以中部三縣市生活重建服務中心為例》。南投縣：國立暨南國際大學公共行政與政策學系研究所碩士論文，未出版。
林祐聖、葉欣怡譯，N. Lin原著（2005）。《社會資本》。臺北縣：旭昇圖書有限公司。
林淑馨（2005）。〈非營利組織與政府夥伴關係之析探：以日本為例〉，《公共事務評論》，第6期第1卷，頁25-50。林淑馨（2009）。〈日本公私協力推動經驗之研究：北海道與志木市的個案分析〉，《公共行政學報》，第32期，頁33-67。林惠華（2003）。《公私協力機制運用於都市更新政策之研究：士林夜市之個案模擬》。臺北市：國立政治大學公共行政學系碩士論文，未出版。
林靜玟（1998）。《公私部門協力關係在地方公共管理的運用：以高雄市「市政區政化、區政社區化、社區協力化」為例》。高雄市：國立中山大學政治研究所碩士論文，未出版。
邱皓政（2004）。《量化研究與統計分析：SPSS中文視窗版資料分析範例解析》。臺北：五南文化事業股份有限公司。
姚瀛志（2011）。《社區組織理論與實務技巧》。臺北市：揚智文化事業股份有限公司。
胡俊雄（2001）。《地方政府社會福利機構公設民營協力互動關係之研究：以高雄縣政府為例》。高雄市：國立中山大學政治學研究所碩士論文，未出版。
胡訓立（2008）。《從社會網絡理論探討社會資本對創新績效之影響：跨層次觀點下價值觀共識度的中介干擾效果》。臺北市：國防管理學院後勤管理研究所碩士論文，未出版。韋淑娟（1997）。《公私部門委託關係之研究：以台北市公設民營兒童福利機構為例》。臺北市：中國文化大學兒童福利研究所碩士論文，未出版。
徐偉恆（2011）。《以社會資本論公益勸募的施行：以辦理莫拉克風災勸募活動之非營利組織為例》。新竹市：國立清華大學科技管理研究所碩士論文，未出版。
高俊一譯，L. Kolakowski原著（1988）。《理性的異化：實證主義思想史》。臺 北：聯經出版社。
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張瓊玲（2009）。〈探討非營利組織與政府互動的課責機制：以托育服務為例〉，《競爭力評論》，第13期，頁27-74。
許道然（2001）。〈組織信任之研究：一個整合性觀點〉，《空大行政學報》，第11期，頁253-296。郭生玉（1993）。《心理與教育研究法》。 臺北：精華出版社。
郭靜晃、曾華源（2000）。〈建構社會福利資源網絡策略之探討：以兒少福利輸送服務為例〉，《社區發展季刊》，第89期，頁107-118。陳向明（2002）。《社會科學質的研究》。臺北：五南文化事業股份有限公司。陳佩君（1999）。《公私部門協力理論與應用之研究》。臺北市：國立政治大學公共行政研究所碩士論文，未出版。
陳孟君譯，S. Lieberson原著（1996）。《量化的反思：重探社會研究的邏輯》。臺北市：巨流圖書股份有限公司。
陳恆鈞、張國偉（2006）。〈組織協力與組織績效之研究：以雲林縣蔬菜產銷班為例〉，《公共行政學報》，第19期，頁1-54。陳浩（2011）。〈工作要求與創新工作行為關係的研究〉，《技術經濟與管理研究》，第1 期，頁41-45。
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陳雅芬（2008）。《社會資本與社會網絡的交互關係：以全球華人乳癌病友公益網絡為例》。臺中市：逢甲大學合作經濟學所碩士論文，未出版。
隋廣軍、蓋翊中（2002）。〈城市社區社會資本及其測量〉，《學術研究》，第7期，頁21-24。
黃光國（2003）。《社會科學的理路（二版）》。臺北市：心理出版社。
黃美容（2008）。《客家社區非營利組織治理原則之研究：以新竹縣某協會為例》。臺北市：國立中央大學客家學院客家研究碩士在職專班碩士論文，未出版。
黃源協（2005）。〈民主觀點社會服務品質的內涵與管理措施之探討〉，《臺大社會工作學刊》，第11期，頁45-88。黃源協、吳來信、張英陣、王雲東（2007）。《社會工作研究方法》。臺北市：國立空中大學出版中心。
黃源協、莊俐昕、劉素珍、林信廷（2012）。〈社區特性與社區社會資本之研究〉，《臺大社會工作學刊》，第25期，頁209-254。黃源協、劉素珍、莊俐昕、林信廷（2010）。〈社區社會資本與社區發展關聯性之研究〉，《公共行政學報》，第34期，頁29-75。黃源協、劉素珍、蕭文高（2011）。〈英國社區新政對台灣社區工作的啟示與借鏡：社區治理觀點的分析〉，《臺大社會工作學刊》，第23期，頁1-45。黃源協、蕭文高、劉素珍（2007）。〈社區意識及其影響因素之探索性研究〉，《社會政策與社會工作學刊》，第11期第2卷，頁1-33。楊信洲（2006）。《公私協力應用於閒置空間再利用之研究：以花蓮縣七星柴魚博物館為例》。花蓮縣：國立東華大學環境政策研究所碩士論文，未出版。
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劉淑瓊（2007）。〈教恐龍跳芭蕾？論兒童保護服務之網絡協同合作〉，《兒童及少年福利期刊》，第11期，頁49-76。劉銀丹（2011）。《以公私協力推動客家文化發展之研究：平鎮客家書院之經驗》。臺北市：國立中央大學客家學院客家研究碩士在職專班碩士論文，未出版。
劉麗雯、邱瑜瑾、陸宛蘋（2003）。〈九二一震災的救災組織動員與資源連結〉，《中國行政評論》，第12期第2卷，頁139-178。潘明宏譯，D. Nachmias and C. Frankfort-Nachmias原著（1999）。《社會科學研究方法》上、下冊。臺北：韋伯文化國際出版有限公司。
鄭勝分（2006）。〈營利組織與企業夥伴關係類型及其風險之探討：以社福類基金會為例〉，《第三部門學刊》，第6期，頁1-33。
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嚴秀雯（2002）。《政府與非營利組織夥伴關係之研究：以臺北市獨居老人照顧為例》。臺北市：國立臺北大學公共行政學系碩士論文，未出版。
蘇先啟（2004）。《社會福利機構公設民營協力關係之研究：以基隆市政府為例》。臺北市：國立政治大學行政管理研究所碩士論文，未出版。
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