Voluntary and Public Sector Collaboration in Scandinavia
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Voluntary and Public Sector Collaboration in Scandinavia
New Approaches to Co-Production
Ibsen, Bjarne
Springer Nature Switzerland AG
10/2021
358
Dura
Inglês
9783030723149
15 a 20 dias
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1. Introduction (Bjarne Ibsen).- 2. Interactions between local government and voluntary organizations: theoretical perspectives (Bernard Enjolras and Hakon Traetteberg).- 3. Public and civic social services: potentials for participatory democracy (Thomas P. Boje).- 4. Voluntary-public sector collaboration in Norway from a municipal perspective: Variations according to fields of responsibility (Ivar Eimhjellen).- 5. Voluntary-public sector co-production in Denmark: Why differences between welfare areas? (Bjarne Ibsen, Klaus Levinsen, Michael Fehsenfeld and Evald Bundgaard Iversen).- 6. The attitude of the population towards the involvement of volunteers in elderly care. Results from a survey experiment in Norway (Dag Arne Christensen, Rune Ervik and Tord Skogedal Linden).- 7. Associationalism and Co-production: A comparison of two ideals for participatory democracy (Bjarne Ibsen).- 8. Innovation without participation? The counterfactuals of community co-production (Morten Frederiksen, Lars Skov Henriksen and Ane Grubb).- 9. Civil society organizations and municipalities in changing times: potentials and pitfalls in the collaborative turn (Helle Hygum Espersen, Linda Lundgaard Andersen and Anne Tortzen).- 10. Co-producing neighbourhood safety and the role of police perceptions: a case study of the Danish police co-commissioning with ethnic minority associations (Marianne Staal Stougaard and Klaus Levinsen).- 11. Place-based co-production: Working with voluntarism in Danish urban regeneration (Annika Agger and Jesper Ole Jensen).- 12. Micro conditions for co-production: Values, levels, and satisfaction with co-production in a non-profit welfare organization (Ola Segnestam Larsson, Charlotte Forsberg and Thomas Schneider).- 13. Collective co-production in Scandinavian countries: Conclusion and discussion across the book's chapters (Bjarne Ibsen).
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third sector research;non-profit organisations;welfare services;welfare institutions;foundations
1. Introduction (Bjarne Ibsen).- 2. Interactions between local government and voluntary organizations: theoretical perspectives (Bernard Enjolras and Hakon Traetteberg).- 3. Public and civic social services: potentials for participatory democracy (Thomas P. Boje).- 4. Voluntary-public sector collaboration in Norway from a municipal perspective: Variations according to fields of responsibility (Ivar Eimhjellen).- 5. Voluntary-public sector co-production in Denmark: Why differences between welfare areas? (Bjarne Ibsen, Klaus Levinsen, Michael Fehsenfeld and Evald Bundgaard Iversen).- 6. The attitude of the population towards the involvement of volunteers in elderly care. Results from a survey experiment in Norway (Dag Arne Christensen, Rune Ervik and Tord Skogedal Linden).- 7. Associationalism and Co-production: A comparison of two ideals for participatory democracy (Bjarne Ibsen).- 8. Innovation without participation? The counterfactuals of community co-production (Morten Frederiksen, Lars Skov Henriksen and Ane Grubb).- 9. Civil society organizations and municipalities in changing times: potentials and pitfalls in the collaborative turn (Helle Hygum Espersen, Linda Lundgaard Andersen and Anne Tortzen).- 10. Co-producing neighbourhood safety and the role of police perceptions: a case study of the Danish police co-commissioning with ethnic minority associations (Marianne Staal Stougaard and Klaus Levinsen).- 11. Place-based co-production: Working with voluntarism in Danish urban regeneration (Annika Agger and Jesper Ole Jensen).- 12. Micro conditions for co-production: Values, levels, and satisfaction with co-production in a non-profit welfare organization (Ola Segnestam Larsson, Charlotte Forsberg and Thomas Schneider).- 13. Collective co-production in Scandinavian countries: Conclusion and discussion across the book's chapters (Bjarne Ibsen).
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