The Nonprofit Sector in Eastern Europe, Russia, and Central Asia, : Civil Society Advances and Challenges.
The Nonprofit Sector in Eastern Europe, Russia, and Central Asia (EERCA) , edited by David Horton Smith, Alisa V. Moldavanova, and Svitlana Krasynska, uniquely provides a research overview of the nonprofit sector and nonprofit organizations in eleven former Soviet republics, with each central chapte...
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David Horton Smith , Alisa V. Moldavanova and Svitlana Krasynska -- Yulia Bidenko -- Rūta Žiliukaitė -- Bogdan Țîrdea and Viktor Chobanu -- Ekaterina Ivanova -- Shorena Sadzaglishvili and Mariam Kartvelishvili -- Evija Kļave -- Mikko Lagerspetz -- Mikhail Minakov -- Medet Tiulegenov -- Vladimir Osipov -- Dainius Genys -- Fuad Aliyev -- Azamat Temirkulov -- Tamara Nezhina , Kseniya Petukhova , Natalia Chechetkina and Ilziya Mindarova -- David Horton Smith , Alisa V. Moldavanova and Svitlana Krasynska. |
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The Nonprofit Sector in Eastern Europe, Russia, and Central Asia, Civil Society Advances and Challenges. |
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Civil Society Advances and Challenges. |
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Overview of the Nonprofit Sector in Eastern Europe, Russia, and Central Asia / Nonprofit Organizations: Nonprofit Agencies and Voluntary Associations -- (De)Structuring of Civil Society / What Do We Choose / Civil Society in Moldova / Russian Professional and Business Associations / Bridging Business and Nonprofit Organization Interests via a Culture of Social Responsibility / Government–Nonprofit Relations: Legal and Institutional Frameworks -- The Participation of Social Partners and Nongovernmental Organizations in Development Planning / Estonian nGos at the Crossroads of Professionalization and Grassroots Activism / Civil Society and the Power Elites after the Euromaidan in Ukraine / The Role of Kyrgyzstan’s Nonprofit Sector in Policymaking / Civic Movement in Armenia in the Context of New Global Challenges / Informal Civil Society and Volunteering -- The Power of Lithuanian Civil Society and Its Boundaries / The Potential of Waqfs in Poverty Alleviation in Azerbaijan / The Mediating Role of the Aksakal Institution in Local Conflicts in Kyrgyzstan / Management of Volunteers in Russia / Lessons Learned and Larger Intellectual Contexts / |
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Overview of the Nonprofit Sector in Eastern Europe, Russia, and Central Asia / Nonprofit Organizations: Nonprofit Agencies and Voluntary Associations -- (De)Structuring of Civil Society / What Do We Choose / Civil Society in Moldova / Russian Professional and Business Associations / Bridging Business and Nonprofit Organization Interests via a Culture of Social Responsibility / Government–Nonprofit Relations: Legal and Institutional Frameworks -- The Participation of Social Partners and Nongovernmental Organizations in Development Planning / Estonian nGos at the Crossroads of Professionalization and Grassroots Activism / Civil Society and the Power Elites after the Euromaidan in Ukraine / The Role of Kyrgyzstan’s Nonprofit Sector in Policymaking / Civic Movement in Armenia in the Context of New Global Challenges / Informal Civil Society and Volunteering -- The Power of Lithuanian Civil Society and Its Boundaries / The Potential of Waqfs in Poverty Alleviation in Azerbaijan / The Mediating Role of the Aksakal Institution in Local Conflicts in Kyrgyzstan / Management of Volunteers in Russia / Lessons Learned and Larger Intellectual Contexts / |
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