The Voluntary Sector in Post-Communist East Central Europe

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History / Politics • ISBN 83-902145-0-4
THE VOLUNTARY SECTOR IN POST-COMMUNIST EAST-CENTRAL
EUROPE is about the remarkable upsurge in the formation of foundations and associations in Central and Eastern European countries which is without question one of the most valuable assets of the transition period in Eastern Europe.
Having been a guardian of a democratic and peaceful transformation, the Eastern European voluntary sector is now a significant source of tradition and force for change in most countries in the region strengthening the process of shaping a postcommunist society.
CIVICUS is an international alliance of organizations and individuals to strengthen citizen action and influence throughout the world through voluntary initiatives, philantropy and community service.
CIVICUS is intended to be an international forum in which regional, national and local citizen organizations can exchange knowledge and experience.
EWA LES is Assistant Professor of Political Science at... Tovább

Fülszöveg

History / Politics • ISBN 83-902145-0-4
THE VOLUNTARY SECTOR IN POST-COMMUNIST EAST-CENTRAL
EUROPE is about the remarkable upsurge in the formation of foundations and associations in Central and Eastern European countries which is without question one of the most valuable assets of the transition period in Eastern Europe.
Having been a guardian of a democratic and peaceful transformation, the Eastern European voluntary sector is now a significant source of tradition and force for change in most countries in the region strengthening the process of shaping a postcommunist society.
CIVICUS is an international alliance of organizations and individuals to strengthen citizen action and influence throughout the world through voluntary initiatives, philantropy and community service.
CIVICUS is intended to be an international forum in which regional, national and local citizen organizations can exchange knowledge and experience.
EWA LES is Assistant Professor of Political Science at Warsaw University, Institute of Social Policy, a co-fo- ^^^^ under and former President of ^^^H the Polish Association of Social Workers. Her works include ^^rj a collection of interviews with M
prominent scholars on Social Po- HlS licy in the Period of Systemic Change (1992). She also co-au- ^^T* thored a collection of articles on ^^ Social Work Education (1991) and a book on Selected Forms of Self-Governing Institutions (1988).
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