The Third Sector in EuropeThe contributors examine the voluntary & non-profit sectors in Europe. They discuss a number of issues regarding this 'third' sector. |
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S0CIAL ECONOMIES VOLUNTARY AGENCIES AND THE CIVIL SOCIETY THE THIRD SECTOR IN VARIOUS EUROPEAN COUNTRIES | 43 |
From suffocation to reemergence the evolution of the Italian third sector | 45 |
The development and future of the social economy in Sweden | 63 |
French civil society experiences attempts to bridge the gap between political and economic dimensions | 83 |
From institutional fixation to entrepreneurial mobility? The German third sector and its contemporary challenges | 101 |
The welfare mix in the United Kingdom | 122 |
The Netherlands from private initiatives to nonprofit hybrids and back? | 144 |
The state and the third sector in modern welfare states independence instrumentality partnership | 169 |
The European Union and its programmes related to the third system | 188 |
The European Union and the third sector | 206 |
WHAT MATTERS WITH RESPECT TO THE THIRD SECTOR? THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS | 217 |
Alternative paradigms for the mixed economy will sector matter? | 219 |
Social services by social enterprises on the possible contributions of hybrid organizations and a civil society | 237 |
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THE THIRD SECTOR THE STATE AND THE EUROPEAN UNION | 167 |
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