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KMID : 1124020140300040001
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Korean Social Security Studies
2014 Volume.30 No. 4 p.1 ~ p.29
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A Study on the Subjective Perceptions of Public-private Collaboration to promote Multiculturalism Policy
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Kim Kyong-Hwa
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Abstract
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The purpose of this study is to realize subjective perceptions of government-nonprofit sector relations to promote multiculturalism policy. This study aims to analyze the typical characteristics of the perceptions through Q methodology. The P sample consists of 46 respondents deeply involved in government-nonprofit sector, as local government officials, non-profit researchers and professionals concerning multicultural affairs. The obtained data was analyzed by using QUANL program. The analysis identified five types of the subjective perceptions and explained 45.24% of the variance in responses. Each of the types showed a distinct view on financial resources, provision of social service, role of non-profit organizations, commissioned management and public-private partnership. Five Perception types: “commissioned management with some latitude(type 1)”, “equal partnership(type 2)”, “complementary role with government resources(type 3)”, “complementary role independent from government resources(type 4)”, “implementation of government policy(type 5)”. These results will lead to future study directions and implications for establishing public-private collaboration.
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KEYWORD
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Multiculturalpolicy, Government-nonprofit sector relations, Q methodology, QUANL program
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