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Introduction

From the book The Third Sector

  • Helmut Κ. Anheier and Wolfgang Seibel
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110868401.1
From the book
The Third Sector
The Third Sector

Chapters in this book (34)

Frontmatter
Preface
Contents
Introduction
Part I. The Third Sector Between the Market and the State
1.1. Sociological and Political Science Approaches to the Third Sector
1.2. Economic Theories of the Nonprofit Sector: A Comparative Perspective
1.3 Modem Welfare State Policy Toward the Nonprofit Sector: Some Efficiency – Equity Dilemmas
Part II. Organizational Theory and Behavior
2.1. Institutional Choice and Organizational Behavior in the Third Sector
2.2. Institutional Choice and the Nonprofit Sector
2.3. The Economic Role of Commercial Nonprofits: The Evolution of the U.S. Savings Bank Industry
2.4. Nonprofit Organizations and Consumer Policy: The Swedish Model
2.5. Para-Government Organization in the Provision of Public Services: Three Explanations
2.6. Organizational Behavior and Organizational Function: Toward a Micro–Macro Theory of the Third Sector
2.7. Competition, Resources, and Strategy in the British Nonprofit Sector
2.8. Voluntary Organizations and Accountability: Theory and Practice
Part III. The Public and the Private: Efficiency, Funding, and Autonomy
3.1. Efficiency, Funding, and Autonomy in the Third Sector
3.2. Achievement in Public and Private Secondary Education in the Netherlands
3.3. Public Money, Voluntary Action: Whose Welfare?
3.4. The Nonprofit Sector and Government: The American Experience in Theory and Practice
3.5. The Relationship Between Voluntary Associations and State Agencies in the Provision of Social Services at the Local Level
3.6. Nonprofit Social Service Agencies and the Welfare State: Some Research Considerations
Part IV. The Third Sector: International Perspectives
4.1. Nonprofit Organizations in International Perspective
4.2. The Nonprofit Sector in a Centrally Planned Economy
4.3. Public Authorities and the Nonprofit Sector in France
4.4. The Nonprofit Sector in Switzerland: Taxonomy and Dimensions
4.5 A Profile of the Third Sector in West Germany
4.6. The Role of Nonprofit Organizations in the Spanish Health Care Market
4.7. Traditional Neighborhood Associations in Industrial Society: The Case of Japan
4.8. Private Voluntary Organizations and the Third World: The Case of Africa
Part V. Conclusion
5. The Third Sector in Comparative Perspective: Four Propositions
Biographical Notes
Name Index
Subject Index
Backmatter
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