Manufacturing civil society : principles, practices and effects /
"Faced with declining social cohesion, more and more governments are trying to revitalise society by attempting to reconstruct local communities, civil society and citizenship. One way to do this is to share public responsibilities with organized citizens and third sector organisations. As a re...
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| Format: | Book |
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| Language: | English |
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Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire ; New York, NY :
Palgrave Macmillan,
2014.
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| Series: | Governance and public management series.
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Table of Contents:
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- 1. Manufacturing Civil Society: An Introduction
- 2. 'You're either with us or against us': Manufacturing Civility in the Netherlands
- 3. Diversity and Ambiguity in the English Third Sector: Responding to Contracts and Competition in Public Services Delivery
- 4. How Viable is the Big Society? Perceptions from Environmental NGOs in the UK
- 5. Civil Society Organisations as a Government Steering Mechanism: A Comparison between Sport Associations and Patient Organisations in the Netherlands
- 6. New forms of Dependency in Central and Eastern Europe? Reflections on the State-third Sector Relations in Public Service Provision in Post-Communist Countries
- 7. New challenges for the Cooperation between Civil Society and Public Sector
- The Federal Volunteer Service in Germany
- 8. Public Governance of Welfare Services in Italy
- 9. The Autonomy of Organized Civil Society in Strategic Policy Decision Making: A Resource Dependence Perspective
- 10. Controlling or Empowering Non-Profit Organizations?: Dimensions of Accountability in Singapore
- 11. Active Citizenship: From Panacea to Political Program. In Search of an Appealing Narrative.
