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Rediscovering voluntary action : = the beat of a different drum /

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Rediscovering voluntary action :/ Colin Rochester.
Reminder of title:	the beat of a different drum /
Author:	Rochester, Colin,
Description:	1 online resource.
[NT 15003449]:	1. Introduction: Why The Theory and Practice of Voluntary Action Need Rethinking -- 2. Revisiting the Roots of Voluntary Action -- 3. The Invention of the Voluntary Sector and its Consequences -- 4. The Invention of Voluntary Work and its Consequences -- 5. A Perilous Partnership? Voluntary Action and the State -- 6. Selling Out? Voluntary Action and the Market -- 7. The Hegemony of the Bureaucratic Model -- 8. The Pressure from Within -- 9. Ownership and Control -- 10. What Are Voluntary Organisations For? -- 11. The Fallacies of Managerialism -- 12. Towards a 'Round Earth' Map of Volunteering -- 13. Dissenting Voices: The Case of the National Coalition for Independent Action -- 14. The Paradox of Sectorisation -- 15. Towards An Alternative Paradigm -- 16. The Implications of Rethinking Voluntary Action.
Subject:	Voluntarism - Great Britain. -
Subject:	Great Britain. -
Online resource:	http://link.springer.com/10.1057/9781137029461
ISBN:	1137029463 (electronic bk.)

Rediscovering voluntary action : = the beat of a different drum /
Rochester, Colin,

Rediscovering voluntary action :the beat of a different drum /Colin Rochester. - 1 online resource.

1. Introduction: Why The Theory and Practice of Voluntary Action Need Rethinking -- 2. Revisiting the Roots of Voluntary Action -- 3. The Invention of the Voluntary Sector and its Consequences -- 4. The Invention of Voluntary Work and its Consequences -- 5. A Perilous Partnership? Voluntary Action and the State -- 6. Selling Out? Voluntary Action and the Market -- 7. The Hegemony of the Bureaucratic Model -- 8. The Pressure from Within -- 9. Ownership and Control -- 10. What Are Voluntary Organisations For? -- 11. The Fallacies of Managerialism -- 12. Towards a 'Round Earth' Map of Volunteering -- 13. Dissenting Voices: The Case of the National Coalition for Independent Action -- 14. The Paradox of Sectorisation -- 15. Towards An Alternative Paradigm -- 16. The Implications of Rethinking Voluntary Action.

In recent years, volunteering and voluntary organizations have come to play an increasingly important role in British society. But this recognition has come at the cost of losing sight of the distinctive characteristics of voluntary action and its claims to independence of thought and action. Drawing on 45 years' experience of working in and researching the sector, Colin Rochester shows how conventional wisdom about how voluntary action is understood and undertaken ignores a variety of important activities which have contributed so much to our quality of life and living conditions. He revisits the history of voluntary action; identifies the forces that have created modern misunderstandings and misrepresentations; explores the role of voluntary action and the forms it takes; and argues that the reality of voluntary activity is very different from the picture painted by contemporary researchers and practitioners. In a final chapter Rochester spells out the implications of his vision for research and practice.

ISBN: 1137029463 (electronic bk.)

Source: 594105Palgrave Macmillanhttp://www.palgraveconnect.comSubjects--Topical Terms:

1599985
Voluntarism
--Great Britain.Subjects--Geographical Terms:

700567
Great Britain.
Index Terms--Genre/Form:

542853
Electronic books.

LC Class. No.: HN400.V64

Dewey Class. No.: 302/.14

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