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Voluntary and community organisations have moved to the centre of political debates, as the new UK government reduces the scope of the state and locates solutions in civil society. This new book explores the extensive growth and reshaping of the voluntary sector following sweeping changes to social and welfare policy over 30 years. It draws on contemporary social and organisational theory and debates to consider whether surviving in the voluntary sector now depends on realigning activities and compromising independent goals and values.
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- Voluntary sector in transition
- Contents
- About the author
- Acknowledgements
- Preface
- 1. The voluntary sector: contested or strategic ground?
- 2. The changing face of welfare and roles of voluntary organisations
- 3. Researching the voluntary sector
- 4. Dilemmas of market ideology: the impact of growing competition in two urban areas
- 5. Performance and shifting accountabilities: from trust-based to regulated inter-organisational relationships
- 6. Collaboration in community-based projects: solutions or new organisational challenges?
- 7. Community heroes, survivors or casualties? Exploring risk and resilience in the voluntary sector
- 8. Advocacy and democratic participation in a changing environment: room for challenge?
- 9. Values and visions for a future voluntary sector?
- References
- Index