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A2 - Room 7a

PANEL: THE CONTRIBUTION OF FOUNDATIONS: U.S. PERSPECTIVES

David C. HammackBig Changes: The Classic Period and the Current Re-Evaluation of Possibilities for American Foundations

Lehn Benjamin and Kevin QuigleyFor The World’s Sake: U.S. Foundations and International Grantmaking, 1990-2002

Stefan Toepler Foundation Roles and Impact in the Arts

Helmut AnheierCharity, Philanthropy, and Pluralism: Debating and Measuring the Roles of American Foundations

A3 - Room 8a

VOLUNTEERING MANAGEMENT AND SOCIALIZATION

Moderator: Rosemary Leonard

Joanna Machin and Mike LockeManaging Volunteers in the Third Sector: Challenges and Op-portunities

Karin Kreutzer and Urs JägerVolunteering vs. Professionalization. Exploration from a Multiple Organizational Identities Perspective

Debbie Haski-LeventhalThe Volunteering Stages and Transitions Model: Organizational Socialization of Volunteers

A4 - Room 9a

THE SOCIETAL IMPACT OF TSOS

Moderator: Hadara Bar Mor

Sachiko NakagawaSignificance of “NPOs” in the Market: Suggestions by Japanese NPOs toward Sustainable Society

PROGRAM

Wednesday – July 9, 2008

8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Conference Check-InLobby

10:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Professional Development Workshops

• PhD Perspectives: Social Entrepreneurship Research (Room 7)• The State of Philanthropy in Africa (Room TBA)• Civic Engagement in the Mediterranean (Room 10a)• Harnessing Social Enterprises in Central and Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States (Room 9a)• Organised Civil Society as Facilitator for Democracy, Social Justice and Active Participation (Room G) • Theoretical Dialogues (Room F)• Bridging Research and Policy (Room E)• National Associations Impact on the Nonprofit Sector (Room 11a)• The Third Sector in Spain (Room 8a)

1:30 - 3:00 p.m.

P a r a l l e l S e s s i o n A

A1 - Room 6

THE THIRD SECTOR AND WELFARE REGIMES. THE CASE OF CONTINENTAL WELFARE STATES

Moderator: Annette Zimmer

Julia MonserratEl Perfil de las Organizaciones no Lucrativas (ONL) en Sus Relaciones con el Estado

Wim van Opstal and Caroline GijselinckxThe Co-operative Provision of Public Services in an Evolving Welfare State

Vicente Marbán GallegoEl Tercer Sector en la Politica Social de Atención a la Dependen-cia en España

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Janya McCalman and Ruth FaganBuilding Aboriginal Community Control: A Case Study of Gurriny Yealamucka Health Service in Yarrabah, Australia

Tomislav Rimac and Johanna MairCross-Sector Business Group Strategies: Bringing Together Social Movements Resource Mobilization Related Practices with the Resource Based View of the Organization

Max StephensonReconsidering How Relief, Reconstruction and Sustainability Relate: A Comparative Analysis of United States and Interna-tional Relief Systems

A5 - Room 10a

INTER-SECTORAL PARTNERSHIPS IN SPECIFIC CONTEXTS

Moderator: Mark Sidel

Sudhir MCorporate-NGO Partnership in Social Development in Karna-taka

Janusz Reichel and Agata RudnickaWorking Together: Business and NGOs in Eastern Europe. Case of Poland

Pedro Beitia Lolo, Isabel Massa and Begoña ReyLas Colaboraciones entre Empresas y Organizaciones no Lucrativas en Bizkaia (España). Razones y Herramientas para Trabajar Conjuntamente

Makoto Imada Corporate Social Responsibility in Japan: Historical Background and Challenges in Global Context

A6 - Room 11a

COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF CIVIL SOCIETY, DE-MOCRACY AND DEMOCRATIZATION

Moderator: L. David Brown

Julie Fisher MeltonFrom Within: Democratization NGOs in South Africa, Tajiki-stan and Argentina

Miroslav Pospisil, Michaela Neumayr, Michael Meyer and Ulrike SchneiderThe Role of Civil Society Organisations in Old and New Democracies: An Integrative Framework and Empirical Evidence from Two Countries

Nicola Jones and Fletcher TemboDeepening Democracy through Civil Society-Legislator Linkages: Opportunities and Challenges for Policy Engagement in Developing Country Contexts

David Horton SmithComparative Study of Fundamentally Deviant Nonprofit Groups and their Role in Global Civil Society and Democratic Cul-tures as a New Frontier for Third Sector Research: Evidence for Prevalence of the False ‘Angelic Nonprofit Groups Flat-Earth Paradigm’

A7 - Room E

NEW DEMANDS REGARDING CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT OF TSOS

Moderator: Paul Dekker

Isabelle Dorenkamp and Renate BuberMarketing Awareness in NGOs: Necessary Evil or Basic Principle to Meet the Stakeholders’ Needs?

Andrew O’ReganModelling the Nonprofit Organisation Field: Function, Fit and Fantasy

Marc Jegers ‘Corporate’ Governance in Nonprofit Organizations: A Non-Technical Review of the Economic Literature

Saman TalibSocial Capital Objectives as Antecedent to Organizational Management: The Impact of NGO Mission Orientation on Media Diffusion

A8 - Room F

MARKETS AND CIVIL SOCIETY

Moderator: Woods Bowman

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Ester ZychlinskyThird Sector Characteristics in an Era of Partial Privitization and Commercialization

Luis Serra VazquezLas Políticas Neoliberales y el Tercer Sector en Nicaragua (1990-2007)

Imraan Valodia and Vishnu PadayacheeEconomic Reform in South Africa: The Role of Social Movement

Dirk-Jan Koch, Judith Westeneng and Ruerd Ruben Do Country Images Affect Private Aid Agency Location Choices?

A9 - Room G

PANEL: ECONOMIE SOLIDAIRE ET CRITIQUE SOCIALE REGARDS CROISÉS EUROPE - AMÉRIQUE LATINE

Coordinators: Leopoldo Múnera Ruiz and Matthieu de Nanteuil

Leopoldo Múnera Ruiz La paradoja constituyente de las Cooperativas de Trabajo Asociado (Colombia)

Félix Cadena BarquínLa Economía Solidaria y la Construcción de sujetos sociales con capacidad emancipadora

Laurent FraisseConceptualisations, usages et pratiques : comment parler d’économie solidaire au Nord et au Sud?

Matthieu de NanteuilEconomie plurielle et “réencastrement” : solution ou problème face la marchandisation?

A10 - Room 18

TRUST CONFIDENCE LEGITIMACY

Moderator: Bhekinkosi Moyo

Henry Arnaud and Stéphane NassautsPerformance Evaluation and Legitimacy of the Third Sector: The Case of the Belgian Domiciliary Care Quasi-Market

Sara Gordon RappaportFactores que intervienen en la rendición de cuentas de las OSC

Monika MolnarEvaluating the Accountability of Third Sector Organizations: A Self-Assessment Initiative

Maria Caroline TrevisanCommunications as a Tool for Building Transparency, Trust and Sustainability in Community Foundations

A11 - Room 20

ORGANIZATIONS’ TRAJECTORIES AND INSTITUTION-ALIZATION IN FAIR TRADE AND OTHER FIELDS

Moderator: Krystyna Kietlinska

Tasuya WatanabeChallenges in Mainstreaming Fair Trade: Its Broadening and Deepening

Luc Audebrand and Annie CamusSolidarity-Based Economic Organizations: Trajectories of Institutionalization

Marco TavantiSustainable Tables: Intersectoral Analysis of the Slow Food Movement’s Promotion of Sustainability, Biodiversity and Partnerships

3:00 - 3:30 p.m. Break

3:30 - 5:00 p.m.

P a r a l l e l S e s s i o n B

B1 - Room 6

SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

Moderator: Andrew O’Regan

Rosa Maria Fischer and Graziella CominiSocial Enterprenuership and Sustainable Development

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Asad GhalibA Critical Evaluation of the Role of the Third Sector in Applying Social Business Practices to a Development Contest: The Case of Grameen-Danone Foods Ltd.

Baruti AmisiBusiness Social Networks, A Pathway to Socio-Economic Integration or Self-Exclusion and Exploitation? A Study of Durban Congolese Somali Refugees - Republic of South Africa

B2 - Room 7a

NEW FORMS OF PUBLIC ACTION INTEGRATING THIRD SECTOR

Moderator: Nicholas Acheson

Andrea BassiAnother Brick in the Wall. The Project of Self-Construction as Way of Immigrants Integration: The Role of Nonprofit Organiza-tions. A Case Study in the Municipality of Ravenna, Italy

Vincent Lhuillier, Francesca Petrella and Laurent FraisseInteractions entre Acteurs Publics et Associatifs dans la Gouvernance de la Petite Enfance: Une Perspective Européenne sur les Tendances Récentes

Belinda Walker and Wendy EarlesPublic-Private Partnerships for Sustainable Social Housing: A Meta-Synthesis of Qualitative Studies to Inform Nonprofit Prac-tice in a Regional Area

B3 - Room 8a

PANEL: ADVOCACY IN THE AGE OF COMPACTS: AUSTRALIAN PERSPECTIVES

John Casey, Rose Melville, Jenny Onyx and Bronwen DaltonAdvocacy in the Age of Compacts: Regulating Government-Third Sector Relations -- International Experiences and Evaluative Frameworks

Rose Melville, John Casey, Jenny Onyx and Bronwen DaltonParticipation in Policy Making in Contemporary Democratic Welfare States – an Australian Case Study of Third Sector Organisations

Bronwen Dalton, Jenny Green, Jenny Onyx, John Casey and Rose Melville The Relationship between Individual and Systemic Advocacy in Australian Third Sector Organisations

Jenny Onyx, Bronwen Dalton, Rose Melville, John Casey and Robin BanksImplications of Government Funding of Advocacy for Third Sector Independence and Exploration of Alternative Advocacy Funding Models

B4 - Room 9a

ISSUES OF LEADERSHIP AND GOVERNANCE

Moderator: Dwight Burlingame

Marilyn Taylor, Joanna Howard, John Lever, Christopher Miller, Vicki Harris, Luis Serra, Rumen Petrov and Antoneta MateevaUnderstanding NGO Involvement in Governance: the Search for Cross-cultural Understanding

Sarah Bürgisser and Bernd HelmigConflicts of Interest between Board Members and Executives in Nonprofit Organizations

Patricia MendonçaReflections on Emergent Visions about Leadership: Useful Concepts to Development NGOs?

Monica Gelambi Torrell, Caterina Ferrone, Roberto Cavaliere and Tiziana CristianiElaboración de un Modelo Europeo de Formación Profesional para los Altos Mandos del Tercer Sector

B5 - Room 10a

PANEL: TRANSFORMATIONS OF THE NORDIC THIRD SECTOR

Anne Kovalainen and Elisabeth Sundin The Transforming Nordic Welfare Services – Voluntary, Skilled and Marketable: What Happens for Women’s Work?

Mikka PyykkönenFrom Community Organizations to Private Businesses? Social Enterprises as Locomotives of Transformation of Third Sector

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Martti Siisiainen and Raimo BlomFinnish Voluntary Associations in the Nordic Context

B6 - Room 11a

THIRD SECTOR ORGANIZATIONS IN HEALTH CARE: ORGANIZATIONAL REFORM, GROWTH AND ACCOUNTABILITY

Moderator: Julie Fisher Melton

Jeffrey Leiter and Julianne PayneHow is Isomorphism in the Health Care Industry Generated across Legal Forms? Analysis of Australian and United States Interviews

Allyson Mutch, Fran Boyle and Julie DeanParticipation in Health-Based Nonprofit Organisations: Engaging Consumers for Better Health Outcomes

Richard WamaiReforming Future Health Systems: Does Decentralization Integrate or Create Parallel Systems Between the Public and Nonprofit Sectors? Lessons from Kenya and Ethiopia

Simeen Mahmud Spaces for Participation for Greater Accountability in the Health Sector in Rural Bangladesh

B7 - Room E

GOVERNANCE ADAPTING TO CHANGES

Moderator: Adalbert Evers

Vanessa TimmerGoverning for Change: The Management, Structure and Adaptive Capacity of Global Civil Society Actors

Jan van de PoelInside Politics: Explaining Organizational Evolution in Social Movements. The Case of the Flemish Solidarity Movement

Dennis Young, Lewis Faulk and Nicholas HarveyThe Boundaries of Social Enterprise: Can Failing Businesses Succeed in a Nonprofit Form?

Vladislav Valentinov Toward an Alternative Understanding of the Nondistribution Constraint

B8 - Room F

INDIVIDUAL AND COLLECTIVE BEHAVIORS FOR FOOD, HEALTH AND OTHER CHALLENGES IN VULNERABLE LOCAL COMMUNITIES

Moderator: Mario Roitter

Mariana Curci and María Fernanda SiglianoSocial Economy and Solidarity-based Economy: Benefit Societies, Poverty Alleviation and Micro Development in America and Africa

Jacques DefournySocial Enterprise in Europe and the United States: Conceptual Convergences and Divergences Rooted in History

Julie FailonLe développement des mutuelles de santé en Afrique subsaharienne: quels facteurs déterminent vraiment l’adhésion des membres ?

Hillery MidkiffFilling the Food Void: Food Policy and Sustainable Development in Chiapas, Mexico

B9 - Room G

ACCOUNTABILITY: WHAT LESSONS FROM GOVERNMENT?

Moderator: Michael Layton

Fernando do Amaral Nogueira and Elisa LarroudéTransferring Public Programs to Third-Sector Governance: More Sustainable, Less Accountable?

Bolthajira Chengappa ManjulaPublic Service Management: An Imperative need for Civil Soci-ety-Business-Government Partnership

Isabel ShutesMore Responsive to Users?: The Influence of Government Perfor-mance Systems on Third Sector Providers of Employment Services

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Michael O’NeillPublic Confidence in Charitable Nonprofits

B10 - Room 18

CIVIL SOCIETY, DEMOCRACY AND DEMOCRATIZATION

Moderator: David Robinson

Kristen MagisGlobal Civil Society: Finding Common Voice in Diversity — Democracy in Praxis

Aspen BrintonAssociation and Recognition in Authoritarian Societies: A Theoretical Beginning

Carlota QuintaoThird Sector Renewal in Portugal: A Preliminary Overview

B11 - Room 20

RELIGION, PHILANTHROPY AND HUMAN SERVICES

Moderator: Karen Wright

Krishna KothaiSocial Development as an Outcome of Religious Philanthropy - Indian Experience

Henrique JoaquimLas Dinámicas Organizacionales en el Campo de la Acción Social de la Iglesia Católica

Carmen Gill, Luc Thériault and Heather McTiernanCharitable Organizations in New Brunswick (Canada): Understanding the Landscape in Human Service Delivery

5:00 - 6:00 p.m. New Members ReceptionCourtyard

6:30 - 8:00 p.m. Welcome and Opening PlenaryAula Magna

Jacqueline Butcher de Rivas, ISTR PresidentJacques Defourny, EMES PresidentIsabel Vidal, Conference Co-ChairFelipe Portocarrero, Conference Co-Chair

Keynote Address

Víctor Pérez-Díaz, Professor of Sociology, Complutense University (Madrid) and Founding Director of Analistas Socio-Políticos, ASP Research Center (Madrid).

“THE VOICES OF CIVIL SOCIETIES”

Respondent: Adalbert Evers, Justus Liebig Universität, Germany and EMES European Research Network(Coordinated by the EMES European Research Network)

Simultaneous translation for the opening plenary provided by Milega S.L.

(www.milegasl.com)

8:30 p.m. Gala ReceptionPrincesa Sofia Hotel

Thursday, July 10, 2008

8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Conference Check-InLobby

8:30 - 10:00 a.m. Plenary SessionAula Magna

GLOBAL CIVIL SOCIETY AND DEMOCRATIC CULTURES

Moderator: Thomas P. Boje, CINEFOGO, Roskilde University, Denmark

Panelists: Jude Howell, Centre for Civil Society, London School of Economics, LondonKlaus Eder, Humbolt Universität, BerlinAndrew Arato, New School University, New YorkNeera Chandhoke, University of New Delhi, New Delhi(Coordinated by CINEFOGO)

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10:00 - 10:30 Break (Sponsored by AIM Alliance)Lobby

10:30 a.m. - 12:00 noon.

P a r a l l e l S e s s i o n C

C1 - Room 6

PHILANTHROPY IN DEVELOPMENT

Moderator: Eleanor Brown

Leilah LandimNGOs and Third Sector in Brazil (And Latin America): 30 Years and Recent Dilemmas.

Tamaki Onishi Japanese Fundraising: A Comparative Study of the United States and Japan

Bhekinkosi MoyoRe-Positioning African Philanthropy in Global Relations: A New Theoretical Framework to Understand and Practice Phi-lanthropy in Africa

Susan Wilkinson-Maposa and Alan Fowler Help Principles and Practice among the Poor in Southern Africa: What Horizontal Philanthropy can Offer a Re-Orientation of Conventional Concepts, Language and Practice

C2 - Room 7a

PANEL: STUDENT VOLUNTEERING IN FIFTEEN COUNTRIES: STRENGTHENING CIVIL SOCIETY?

Henrietta Grönlund, Kirsten Holmes, Chulhee Kang, Naoto Yamauchi and Naoko Okuyama Societal Contexts in Student Volunteering – a Critical Overview of Cross-cultural Definitions and Differences

Femida Handy, Lesley Hustinx, Chulhee Kang, Jeff Brud-ney and Bhagyashree RanadeStudent Volunteering: Is it all about Resume Building?

Kirsten Holmes, Debbie Haski-Leventhal, Ram Cnaan, Sinsa Zrinscak and Meenaz Kassam Voluntary Action among Students: A Cross-National Study

Lesley Hustinx, Lucas Meijs, Kirsten Holmes and Karen Smith Student Volunteering and Building Trust: Social Capital as an Individual or Collective Asset?

C3 - Room 8a

EFFICIENT AND EFFECTIVE USE OF TECHNOLOGY AND THE MEDIA

Moderator: Steven Rathgeb Smith

Kristin Strømsnes and Dag Arne ChristiansonPolitical Activism in an Urban Context: The Activist Group ‘Byen Vår’ and the Use of ICT in the Mobilization against Advertisement-Financed Public Furnishings in Bergen

Daniela de Carvalho Matielo, Daniel López, Israel Rodri-guez and Jordi PlanellaICT Uses in Barcelona’s Third Sector Organizations: Revisiting Digital Inequality Concepts

Koichi SuwaStyles of Mediational Means in the Communication between Nonprofit Organizations and Potential Supporters

Poornananda DasegowdanakopluClaims-Makers and Media Frames of Environmental Issues

C4 - Room 9a

OWNERSHIP AND DECISION MAKING WITHIN

TSOS

Moderator: Roger Spear

Ricardo TiradoAlgunas Recomendaciones Para el Mejor Desempeño de las Asociaciones

Torbjörn EinarssonOwnership and Control in Swedish Federative Organizations - or a Member Is a Member Is a Member?

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Georg von SchnurbeinPerceptions of Governance in Trade Associations: A Triadic Analysis

Bernard Enjolras and Ragnhild Holmen WaldahlDemocratic Governance and Oligarchy in Voluntary Organizations: The Case of the Norwegian Olympic Committee and Confederation of Sports

C5 - Room 10a

Sustainable Community Development

Moderator: Ulrike Schneider

Helmut HallemaaNPOs In and For Community, Regional and Civil Society Development: Several Cases

Margot RawsthorneCreating Vibrant, Sustainable, Rural Communities: Grass Roots Perspectives on the Opportunities and Challenges in the United Kingdom, Ireland, United States and Australia

Beatriz Azeredo and Arturo Jordán Desarrollo Local Sostenible con la Integración de la Sociedad: Experiencias Recientes en Brasil

C6 - Room 11a

EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN: SOCIAL-ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL ASPECTS

Moderator: Russell Ally

Mónica Lopes, Virginia Ferreira, Silvia Ferreira and Lina CoehloCivil Society Organisations and Gender Equality: Mainstreaming and Empowerment in the Public Policies towards Civil Society

Shahnaj Parveen and Ingrid-Ute LeonhäuserAnalysing the Economic Empowerment of Women in Farm House-holds: Lessons from Rural Bangladesh

Kalimuthu Ravichandran and T. ParanjothiEmpowerment of Women and Reducing Gender Discrimination through Kudumbashree Programme: A State Sponsored Programme in Kerala

Glòria Estapé Debreuil and Consol Torreguitart MiradaMicrofinance and Gender Considerations in Developed Countries: The Case of Catalonia

C7 - Room E

PANEL: MONEY AS THE KEY PLAYER? GIVING AND RECEIVING OF WOMEN AND WOMEN’S ORGANISATIONS

Chris LangeSora: Organizational Development of a Women’s Organization in Germany: How Funding Affects Structure

Sachiko NakagawaEffectiveness of Japanese Microfinance: Can They Raise Female Social Entrepreneurs?

Rekha GaonkarFunding of Women’s Organizations in India

Sisay Gebre-EgziabherWomen’s Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in Ethiopia: What Kind of Funding Exist for Them and How They Utilize? A Case Study

C8 - Room F

THE ROLE OF SOCIAL ENTERPRISES IN LOCAL DEVELOPMENT

Moderator: Rosa Maria Fischer

Raymond DartNot Living Up to Their Billing: A Population Survey of Social Purpose Businesses in Ontario, Canada

Marija KolinCivil Society Initiatives for Employment and Welfare Provision in Serbia

Giulia GaleraSocial Enterprise Contribution to Socio-Economic Development in Poland and Ukraine

Carmen Matijssen and Danny Weidemeersch In Search of Reflexive Activation Practices. The Case of ‘Buurt- En Nabijheidsdiensten’ or Neighbourhood and Proximity Services in Flanders

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C9 - Room G

CIVIC ENGAGEMENT PARTICIPATION STAKEHOLDERS-1

Moderator: Sarabajaya Kumar

Beatriz Parodi LunaAccountability y Regulación de las OSC’s: Control Social o Con-trol Económico del Estado/Gobierno?

Leslie BrownAccountability Practice as a Strategy for Engaging Stakeholders: The Co-Operative Difference and Organizational Renewal

Ronelle Burger Examining Accountability Mechanisms in Development Projects of Ugandan NGOs: Comparing the Merits of Self-Regulation, Government Regulation and Community Monitoring

C10 - Room 18

CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS, ACTIVE CITIZEN-SHIP AND DEMOCRACY

Moderator: Lev Jakobson

Lara Elena Ramos SimielliCivil Society and Public Education in Brazil: a Study on the Articulation of Different Players in the Structuring and Implementation of Public Policies in Education

Ilaria VanniniMonitoring and Evaluating of the State of the Rights to Active Citizenship: Measuring the Impact of Civil Society Organisations’ Participation in the Policy Making Process

Alejandro Natal Martinez La Otra Cara de la Rendición de Cuentas del Tercer Sector: Cambio Social y Construcción de Ciudadania (The Other Face of Accountability: Social Change and Citizenship Construction)

C11 - Room 20

EMERGING FORMS OF SOLIDARITY OR PHILANTHROPY

Moderator: Marie Bouchard

Adriana RofmanParticipación de las O.S.C. en la Gestión de Politicas Pùblicas en Espacios Locales, en Municipios del Area Metropolitana de Buenos Aires

Youssoufou CongoLes Métamorphoses du Secteur Microfinancier Africain: Une Analyse Basée sur la Cas du Bénin, du Burkina Faso et du Niger

Maria Alice Chaves Nunes CostaCambios de la Empresa en el Brasil Contemporâneo: ¿La Inter-vención Social del Empresariado es una nueva forma de Solidaridad?

12:00 noon - 1:30 p.m. Lunch

1:30 - 3:00 p.m.

P a r a l l e l S e s s i o n D

D1 - Room 6

NEW TRENDS FOR INNOVATION INSIDE THE THIRD SECTOR

Moderator: Ewa Les

Maria Anastasiadis and Andrea MayrECO-WISEs Work Integration Socio-Economic ECO-Enterprises -- Their Potentials and Requirements in Reaching Social, Eco-logical and Economical Goals -- Results from a Current Research Project on ECO-WISEs in Austria

Fumiko NakagawaExploring the Japanese Nonprofit Sector: An Econometric Analysis Using Prefecture Level Panel Data

Costanzo RanciNew Trends in Long-Term Care Policy in Western Europe: Towards a Social Care Market?

D2 - Room 7a

MANAGERS AND SENIORS IN TSOS

Moderator: Dennis Young

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Geraldine PrizemanCreators, Inheritors and Influencers: The Relationship-Building Roles Played by Senior Management Individuals in Organiza-tional Identity Construction

Lionel Prouteau and Muriel TabariésAre the Managers/Administrators of Non-Profit Organisations Different from Other Members?

Roseanne MirabellaEducating Managers of NGOs in Subsaharan Africa: a Com-parison of University-based and Community-based Programs

Cristina SchwabenlandAn Exploration into the Relevance of Postgraduate Programmes for Voluntary Sector Managers

D3 - Room 8a

THIRD SECTOR FINANCING

Moderator: Felipe Portocarrero

Susan Phillips, Rachael Laforest and Andrew GrahamGetting Third Sector Financing Right in Canada?: Quiet Incrementalism and Subversive Innovation toward Reform

Yuri KhodjamirianCapital Structure of Nonprofit Organisations: A Dynamic Framework

Vasco AlmeidaCapitalism, Institutional Complementarities and the Third Sector. The Private Institutions for Social Solidarity (IPSS) in Portugal

Danilo Tucillo, Caterina Ferrone and Francesco AgliataThe Growth of Social Cooperatives: Focus on Financial Resource Management

D4 - Room 9a

PANEL: INTERNATIONAL ADVOCACY NETWORK GOVERNANCE AND ARCHITECTURE: IMPLICATIONS FOR PERFORMANCE AND ACCOUNTABILITY

L. David BrownEvolving Governance in International Advocacy NGOs and Networks

Alnoor EbrahimTradeoffs in Structure, Knowledge and Voice: Challenges Facing International Advocacy NGOs

Srilatha BatliwalaDo Constituency-based Transnational Organizations Do it Better?

D5 - Room 10a

VOLUNTEERING, CIVIL SOCIETY AND THE FUTURE

Moderator: Maria Guadalupe Serna Pérez

Jeffrey Brudney and Lucas MeijsGuarding the Future of Our Society: Conceiving of Volunteerism as a Natural Resource

Anthony ChapmanConsuming Values in a Social Market: Models of Civil Society Volunteers Choose to Create through the Consumption of Social Values

Stefanie BixaWhere There’s a Will, There’s a Way? Civic Participation and Social Inequality

D6 - Room 11a

THIRD SECTOR AND POLITICAL ACTION

Moderator: Jude Howell

Kin-man Chan and Yan ZhouPolitical Opportunity and Anti-Dam Movement in China

Adam HabibSpeaking to Global Debates with a National Lens: South African Social Movements in Comparative Perspective

Ülle Lepp Civil Law Partnerships and Estonian Village Movement

D7 - Room E

CIVIC ENGAGEMENT PARTICIPATION STAKEHOLDERS-2

Moderator: Rupert Strachwitz

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Karl Henrik Sivesind and Erik AmnåNormative Implications of New Forms of Participation. Three Phases of Citizen Involvement in Scandinavian Welfare Services

David Ehrlich, Ronald Fernandes and Leviticus TurnerThe Relevance of Participation and Decentralization in Implementing Watershed Development Projects in India: What Works, What Doesn’t?

Ann Marie Thompson, Robert Bringle, Anthony Naidoo and Antoinette Smith-TolkenService Learning and Civic Engagement: A Cross-Cultural Perspective

Natalia Kiryttopoulou and David Bonbright Strengthening Civil Society’s Accountability for Results: The Opportunity of Comparative Constituency Feedback

D8 - Room F

PANEL: IDENTIFICATION, DEFINITION AND EVALU-ATION OF THE SOCIAL AND SOLIDARITY ECONOMY

Marie Bouchard, Cyrille Ferraton, Valérie Michaud and Damien RousselièreAre Third Sector Organizations more Sustainable? A Longitu-dinal and Comparative Approach to Measuring the Social and Solidarity Economy

Rafael Chaves and José Luis MonzonEconomía Social: La Auto Identificación Del Tercer Sector Europeo Con Un Concepto

Roger SpearResource Dependency: the Evaluation of the SSE in the UK

Nadine Richez-Battesti, Bernard Eme, Laurent Fraisse, François Rousseau and Hélène TrouvéÉvaluer L’ess En France: Bilan Sociétal-utilité Sociale et Épreuve Identitaire / Evaluating the Social and Solidarity-based Economy in France: Societal Balance Sheet-social Utility and Identity Trial

D9 - Room G

NEW REGULATION OR NEW PLAYING FIELD?

Moderator: Samiul Hasan

Peter WeberTerrorism and Philanthropy. Counter Terrorism Financing Regimes, International Civil Society, and Religious Fundamentalisms

Kasturi Sen and Alan FowlerThe War on Terror and Civil Development Space: A Zero or Negative Sum Game?

Douglas Rutzen and David MooreDefending Civil Society

Elizabeth Bloodgood The Diffusion of NGO Regulation and the Decline of Global Democracy?

D10 - Room 18

RELATIONSHIPS WITH THE ‘OUTSIDE’ WORLD – EFFECTIVE OR NOT?

Moderator: Wendy Earles

Tracy Cooper, Angela Eikenberry and Veronica ArroyaveAdministrative Failure and the International NGO Response to Hurricane Katrina

Sylke Schnepf and John MicklewrightWho Gives for Overseas Development?

Jurait Imbrasaite Transnational Interactions and the Development of Nongovernmental Organizations in Lithuania

3:00 -3:30 p.m. BreakLobby

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3:30 - 5:00 p.m.

P a r a l l e l S e s s i o n E

E1 - Room 6

QUALITY, FUNCTIONS AND INCENTIVES FOR THIRD SECTOR ORGANIZATIONS

Moderator: Stephen Osborne

Michaela Neumayr, Ulrike Schneider and Michael MeyerInvisible Hands Feeding a Toothless Tiger? How does the Portfo-lio of Funding Influence the Adoption and Fulfilment of Func-tions of Civil Society Organisations in European Welfare States

Birgit Trukeschitz and Ulrike SchneiderCompetitive Tendering and Quality of Nonprofit Service Provi-sion. Analysing the Determinants of Quality of Training Services for the Unemployed in Austria using Multilevel Modelling

Julio Jiménez EscobarModelos de Incentivación fiscal del Tercer Sector en Europa

E2 - Room 7a

THIRD SECTOR ADVOCACY IN THE FORMATION OF THE PUBLIC SPHERE

Moderator: Victor Adefemi Isumonah

David Suarez and Hokyu HwangConflicting Mandates? Advocacy and Services in the Nonprofit Sector

Raúl AcostaRisks and Benefits of the Use of Third Sector Research as Advo-cacy Network Enhancement

Pierre Joseph UlysseDu ‘Tiers-Secteur’ aux ‘Structures Médiatrices Non-Étatiques’: Au Fondement d’une ‘Sphère Publique Non-Étatique’

Gabriela de BrelázCivil Society Organizations Advocacy: Main Finding of a Com-parative Study between Brazil and the United States

E3 - Room 8a

PANEL: INTERNATIONAL PHILANTHROPIC AND NONPROFIT STUDIES EDUCATION -- CREATING SUSTAINABLE SOCIAL CHANGE

Dwight BurlingameBenchmarking Collaboration

Mary MacDonald Creating Sustainable Change through Standardized Research

Giuliana GemelliAsymetrias: Challenge and Opportunities in the Educational Partnership Between US and Europe

Robert AshcraftSocial Change and Philanthropic Studies Education Programs: A Case Study within one University Collaborative

E4 - Room 9a

PATTERNS OF VOLUNTEERING

Moderator: Analía Bettoni

Melanie RandleUnravelling Heterogeneity in the Volunteering Market: Testing Bicultural Identity and Family Life Stage as Effective Segmentation Criteria

Maria Guadalupe Serna PérezEl Voluntariado y Sus Trayectorias Individuales: Análisis de Casos

Bojana Culum and Gordana ForcicThe Challenge of Volunteering Frequency in Croatia: Can Vol-unteers Contribute to Social Capital Development Once a Year?

E5 - Room 10a

PANEL: CIVIL SOCIETY, SECURITY AND AID POST-9/11

Jude Howell and Jeremy Lind‘Civil Society with Guns Is Not Civil Society’: Civil Society, Security and Aid Post-911 in Afghanistan

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Jeremy Lind and Jude HowellSecurity and Subterfuge: Aid, Civil Society and the State in Kenya

Mark SidelResistance, Compliance, Alliance, and Self-Regulation: Nonprofit Sector Responses to Counter-Terrorism Law and Policy in the United States

Katherine NightingaleThe Impact of Policies Associated with the ‘War on Terror’: Considerations for the Work and Partners of Christian Aid

E6 - Room 11a

TSOS AND CO-GOVERNANCE

Moderator: Silvia Ferreira

Christoph GolbekNon-Profit Organisations & Social Service Provision: Chances for new Governance Arrangements in the Third Sector?

Wendy EarlesNonprofit Provider Paradigms: Excellence, Sustainability, Vi-ability and Indentity

Federica Bandini and Giada ZordanThe International Organizations of the Civil Society= Stake-holder Analysis and External Partnerships

Emma Juaneda Ayensa, Tatiana Labarta, Carmen Marcuello and Pilar PujolUser Participation in Social Services from Stakeholders Management Approach: Evidence in Local Government and Nonprofit Organizations

E7 - Room E

GOVERNING SOCIAL ENTERPRISES: THE CHALLENGES AHEAD

Moderator: Raymond Dart

Chris Cornforth, Roger Spear and Mike AikenGoverning Social Enterprises: Emerging Challenges and Needs

Benjamin HuybrechtsFair Trade Organizations as Examples of Social Enterprises? Evidence from Four European Regions

Matti Kohonen Social Enterprise Facing a Market Test in Ghana: Multiple Objectives in Social Value-Led Enterprises

E8 - Room F

EVALUATING THE PERFORMANCE AND ACCOUNTABILITY OF THE THIRD SECTOR – 1

Moderator: Claudio Travaglini

Monica RuffaThe Intangibles: An Instrument to Account the Value of a Civic Organization

Cristina PugaAssessment of Associational Performance. A Proposal

Junki KimMeasuring the Impacts of the Nongovernmental Sector: Focusing on Quantitative Evaluation

E9 - Room G

EVALUATING THE PERFORMANCE AND ACCOUNTABILITY OF THE THIRD SECTOR – 2

Moderator: Taco Brandsen

Hans SchlappaThird Sector Organisations and the Co-production of European Union Funded Social Inclusion Initiatives: A Cross-national Case Study on Collaboration and Organisational Change

Sonja Novkovic, John Maddux and Steven SmithEvaluating Performance of Small Social-Economy Organizations: A Case of an Independent School

Ashok Jain and Gaurav PatankarPerformance Assessment and Accredition as Means to Ensure Responsible Governance of Third-Sector Organizations in India

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E10 - Room 18

CONFLICT RESOLUTION AND PEACE-BUILDING

Moderator: Rupert Taylor

Asaf Zohar, Stuart Schoenfeld and Ilan AllesonNurturing Leaders in Peacebuilding and Coexistence: The Case Of The Arava Institute For Environmental Studies

Dawoon (Donna) Chung Can Conflict Resolution Help to Enhance Civil Societys Potential as a Space for Democratic Learning? (A Case Study of South Korean NGOs)

E11 - Room 20

THE THIRD SECTOR AND WELFARE REGIMES. THE CASE OF UNIVERSAL WELFARE STATES

Moderator: Ferenc Farkas

Anders KassmanSwedish Civil Society Organizations in Relation to Prevention and Promotion among Youth

Anne Kovalainen and Elisabeth SundinThe Transforming Nordic Welfare Services - Voluntary, Skilled and Marketable: What Happens for Women’s Work?

Martti Siisiäinen and Raimo Blom Finnish Voluntary Associations in the Nordic Context

5:00 - 5:30 p.m. BreakLobby

5:30 - 7:00 p.m.

P a r a l l e l S e s s i o n F

F1 - Room 6

CIVIL SOCIETY AND GOVERNANCE IN A GLOBALIZED WORLD

Moderator: David Horton Smith

Mark Lyons and Ian Nivison-SmithDoes Foreign Funding of Civil Society Encourage Democratic or Good Corporate Governance? The Case of Asia

Maria TysicahnioukGovernance by Global Civil Society: A Market Campaign for Saving the Karelian Forests

Alexia Duten NGOs’ Role in Global Governance: Bringing Global Health on the European Agenda

Amy Kunzer and David EhrlichWhether Global Environmental Governance by Networks Offers Viable Sustainability: A Case Study of ‘The Climate Group’

F2 - Room 7a

THEORETICAL ENGAGEMENT AND CRITICAL LEARNING

Moderator: Roseanne Mirabella

Denise (Didi) FaheyParent Volunteer Patterns in USA Schools: An Ontological Exploratory Model

Sérgio Luís Boeira, Lucila Maria de Souza Campos and Charles Goudinho VieiraÉtica en las Organizaciones y en la Sociedad: Contribucio-nes Teórico Epistemológicas de Periódicos Brasileños Qualis A (2003-2006)

Ainara Canto Combarro, Rafael López-Arostegi, Miriam Santorcuate and Iizar Fernández MarrónUna Experiencia Local de Elaboración de un Diagnóstico de Situación del Tercer Sector (Bizkaia)

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Benjamin Gidron The Roles Played by Academic Research Centers in the Process of Government Policy Formulation towards the Third Sector: A Comparative Perspective

F3 - Room 8a

PANEL: BUENAS PRÁCTICAS EN LA GESTIÓN DEL VOLUNTARIADO / GOOD PRACTICES IN VOLUN-TEER MANAGEMENT

Pau Vidal, Ana Villa, Enric Canet, Cristina Simon, Carles Barba, Ramon NoróEl Cicio de Gestión del VoluntariadoEl Paso por Diferentes Servicios en la Incorporación del VoluntariadoLa Trayectoria de la Persona Voluntaria en la OrganizaciónEl Desarrollo del Potencial del Voluntariado

F4 - Room 9a

IN SEARCH OF THE INDENTITY OF SOCIAL ENTERPRISE

Moderator: Chris Cornforth

Suzanne Grant and Raymond DartThe Social Construction of Social Enterprise

Malin GawellSocial Engagement and Social Glory. Social Entrepreneurship and Different Forms of Social Enterprises

Ulrika Levander Social Enterprise Discourses

F5 - Room 10a

NONPROFITS: BETWEEN COMMERCIAL AND TRADITIONAL REVENUE STREAMS

Moderator: Dilip Shah

Marcus Lam and David HowardNonprofits as Multiproduct Firms: Choices and Tradeoffs between Commercial and Traditional Revenue Streams

Kelly Festerling and Andres RamirezConvergence of the Sectors: Fact or Fiction?

Allyson Reaves Entrepreneurial Incentives and Venture Philanthropy: Not Just Your Grandmother’s Benevolence!!!

F6 - Room 11a

INCENTIVES AND PHILANTHROPIC VEHICLES

Moderator: Kathleen McCarthy

Éva KutiDifferences and Similarities between Corporate, Individual and 1 Percent Philanthropy. Their Relevance to Fund-Raising Efficiency

Egle Vaidelyte and Egle ButkevicienePhilanthropy in Post-Communist Lithuania: Traditional Con-cept vs. Modern Action

Gyöngyi CsongrádiPercentage Philanthropy: An Experimental Research

F7 - Room E

LEADERSHIP AND SUCCESSION IN TSOS

Moderator: Stefan Toepler

Rosa Maria Fischer, Graziella Comini and Monica BoseWhen Cinderella Gazes at Herself in the Mirror: The Succession Issue in NGOs

Joseph Santora, James Sarros and Joachim BauerExecutive Succession in Nonprofit Organizations: What We Know and What We Need to Know

Kristina JaskyteCreativity in the Third Sector Organizations: A Comparative Study of American and Lithuanian Nongovermental Organizations

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F8 - Room F

PANEL: THE CIVICNESS OF THE THIRD SECTOR

Paul DekkerCivicness: From Civil Society to Civic Services?

Taco BrandsenCivic Qualities in Service Delivery: The Interaction of Professionals and Managers

Bernard EnjolrasBetween Market and Civic Governance Regimes: Civicness in the Governance of Social Services in Europe

Adalbert Evers Shaped by Historical Discourses B the Civicness of Social Services

F9 - Room G

CITIZEN ACTION AND PUBLIC POLICIES

Moderator: Matthieu de Nanteuil

Erik van Ingen and Tom van der MeerInequalities in Voluntary Association Participation and the Welfare State

Yves VaillancourtThe Participation of the Third Sector in the Co-Production and the Co-Construction of Public Policies

Christian JettéLa Co-Construction d’une Politique Publique de Financement Innovante du Tiers Secteur au Québec: Le Programme de Soutien aux Organismes Communautaires (PSOC)

F10 - Room 18

SOCIAL AND POLITICAL ASPECTS OF CSR ACTIVITIES

Moderator: Naoto Yamauchi

Roberto DelgadoLa Corporativización del Tercer Sector

Alessia SabbatinoCivil Society Organizations Enforcing International CSR Stan-dards. The UN Global Compact Experience

Shih-Jung Hsu and Li-Min LiaoPrivatization, Transformation of Governance, and the Deficiency of Corporate Social Responsibility in Taiwan

Evening Free Night

Friday, July 11, 2006

8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Conference Check-InLobby

8:30 - 10:00 a.m.

P a r a l l e l S e s s i o n G

G1 - Room 6

PHILANTHROPIC CULTURES AND IDENTITIES

Moderator: Pablo Marsal

Michael LaytonPhilanthropy and the Third Sector in Mexico: The Enabling Environment and its Limitations

Kathleen McCarthyWas Tocqueville Right?: The Case against American Philanthropic Exceptionalism, 1800-1840s

Beth BreezeI Give Therefore I Am: The Role of Philanthropic Activity in Identity Work

Ilana SilberA Rising Tide of Philanthropy? Israeli Fund Raisers as Gift Narrators and Interpreters

G2 - Room 7a

CONTEMPORARY TRENDS IN VOLUNTEERING

Moderator: Freda Donoghue

Liping Zheng and Tian XiaohongDonation and Volunteering: An Analysis of their Determinants

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Jacqueline Butcher de RivasMexican Solidarity: Final Results and Analysis of a National Study on Volunteering and Citizen Participation

Alfonso Morales Gutièrrez and Antonio Ariza MontesTrabajador/a y Voluntario/a: ¿Mision Imposible? Un Estudio a Nivel Europeo sobre los Factores Determinantes para la Aportación de Trabajo Voluntario en un Contexto Laboral

Lester Salamon, Helen Tice and Wojciech Sokolowski Putting Volunteering on the Economic Map of the World: A Report on the Johns Hopkins/International Labour Organization Volunteer Measurement Project

G3 - Room 8a

SIZE AND SCOPE OF NONPROFIT SECTORS INTERNATIONALLY

Moderator: Adam Habib

Erin van der MaasThe Carnegie UK Trust Inquiry into the Future of Civil Society in the UK and Ireland

Viviene TchernonogThe Size, Public and Private Resources, as well as the Main Trends of France’s Non-Profit Sector

Christoph Bärlocher and Bernd HelmigThe Swiss Nonprofit Sector: An Insight into an Invisible Field

Anne Dujardin, Dzidzova Jean-Pierre Kavege and Alain Ilunga TshimangaEmergence et Rôles des Organisations Non-Profit Face à l’Échec de l’Etat Post-Colonial en Afrique Subsaharienne

G4 - Room 9a

THIRD SECTOR ORGANIZATIONS: INFLUENCE OR SUBSTITUTION OF GOVERNMENTS?

Moderator: Masayuki Deguchi

Eran ZaidiseHow Civic Organizations Influence Policy: the Effect of Functional Roles

Alex Murdock and Robert VenablesPredicting Future Issues for the Third Sector: Results of a Delphic Oracle Approach

Hagai Katz and Hila Yogev Sustainable Substitutes? The Effects of Humanitarian Crisis on Third Sector Organizations Filling the Place of a Non-Responsive Government

G5 - Room 10a

PANEL: THE CHANGING ROLE OF THE THIRD SECTOR IN SOCIAL POLICY IN EUROPE AND THE US

Steven Rathgeb SmithThe Restructuring of the State-Nonprofit Relationship in US Social Policy

Annette ZimmerThe Third Sector and the Policy Process in Germany

Jeremy KendallThird Sector European Policy: Implications for Social Policy

Discussant: Lars Skov Henrikssen

G6 - Room 11a

NGO REGULATIONS AND RELATIONSHIPS: GOVERNMENTS IN HOME AND ABROAD

Moderator: Alan Fowler

Alison DunnDetermining the Regulatory Barriers: Charities, Politics and Developments from England and Wales

Patrick KilbyThe Role of NGO Support Organisations Mediating NGO-Government Relations: The Case of the Australian Council for International Development

Gareth Morgan, Patrick Ford and Oonagh BreenCross-Border Issues in the Regulation of Charities: Experiences from Britain and Ireland

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G7 - Room E

PANEL: TESTING THE UNIVERSALITY OF THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION CONCEPT: THE DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONS IN TURKEY AND EGYPT

Eleanor SacksThe Growth of Community Foundations in a Global Perspective

Marwa El DalyEndow a Good Waqf and Start by Your Neighbourhood – a Seed on Earth, a Plant in Heaven: Feasible?

Hilary GilbertWalking a Tightrope in South Sinai

G8 - Room F

ACCOUNTABILITY: MODELS AND METHODS

Moderator: Leilah Landim

Richard HoeferProgram Evaluation for Accountability: What’s Different Now?

Peter Walker and Jenny AimersAlternative Models of Accountability for Third Sector Organizations

Claudio TravagliniImproving NPOs’ Accountability in the Enlarged EU: Towards a Common Framework for Financial Reporting in European NPOs

G9 - Room G

THE EMERGENCE OF SOCIAL ENTERPRISES IN ASIA

Moderator: Jacques Defourny

Eric BidetThe Rise of Work Integration and Social Enterprise in South Korea

Kam-tong ChanCreative Philanthropy: Development of Social Enterprise in Hong Kong

Yimei ChenThe Space for Social Enterprise Development in China

G10 - Room 18

CIVIL SOCIETY, ACTIVISM AND DEMOCRACY

Moderator: Alejandro Natal Martinez

Michael OrsiniHealth in Movement: Autism Activism in Canada and the U.S.

Chantal MunschParticipation, Diversity and Dominance

Juan Fernández PradosCultura Política y Activismo Online

10:00 - 10:30 a.m. BreakLobby

10:30 a.m. - 12:00 noon

P a r a l l e l S e s s i o n H

H1 - Room 6

THE DEVELOPMENT OF LOCAL PUBLIC/PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS

Moderator: Yves Vaillancourt

Silvia FerreiraComplexity in Welfare Systems Governance and the Changing Borders of the Third Sector: Researching Two Local Multi-Sectoral Partnerships

Mike Aiken, Ben Cairns and Romayne HutchisonSound and Fury or Signifying Nothing? Understanding the Voice and Engagement Role of Community Anchor Organisations in the UK

Deena WhiteFrom Community Action to Public Policy: The Conditions Paradoxes of Success

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Catherine FordeInvited Spaces for Participation: A Critical Analysis of Local Social Partnership Involving Third Sector Groups within the Neo-Liberal Irish State

H2 - Room 7a

PANEL: PHILANTHROPIC PROJECTIONS: SENDING INSTITUTIONAL LOGICS ABROAD

David Hammack and Steven HeydemannIntroduction to Session

Sada AksartovaPromoting Civil Society or Diffusing NGOs? U.S. Donors in the Former Soviet Union

Elizabeth BloodgoodThe Political Logic of Institutional Adaptation: NGOs’ Strategies Abroad

Sandra MoogExporting Different Institutional Logics into the Amazon? American and German Efforts to Protect the Ecosystems and Traditional Peoples of the Amazon Basin

H3 - Room 8a

Volunteering Partnerships and Local Development

Moderator: Jenny Onyx

Olga Lucia Arboleda Alvarez, Alfredo Ghiso, Elkin Quiros Lizarazo and Edison Viveros ChavarriaConstrucción y Sostenibilidad de Capital Social en Organizacio-nes Sociales y Comunitarias de la Ciudad de Medellín (Colombia)

Judith MillesenCommunity Foundations and Social Capital: Leveraging Re-sources and Empowering Citizens

Sulaiman KhalidPublic-Private Partnership in Service Provisioning: Islamic Civil Society Organizations as Agents of Educational Reform in Northern Nigeria

Elena DePalma, Luigi Costanzo and Sabrina StoppielloThird Sector and Local Development in Italy

H4 - Room 9a

SPACES AND NETWORKS: DYNAMICS IN AND OF THE THIRD SECTOR LANDSCAPE

Moderator: Krishna Kothai

Sebastien Fleuret and Emmanuel BioteauTowards a Geography of the Third Sector

David Robinson and Tuwhakairiora WilliamsThe Landscape of Civil Society -- The Role of Community Agencies in Providing Spaces for Dialogue

Núria Valls and Ana VillaThe Associative Youth Movement: A Space of Learning

Julieta Hantouch and Maria de los Angeles Sola AlvarezUna Aproximación a las Redes de Organizaciones de la Sociedad Civil en Argentina

H5 - Room 10a

TSOS AND SOCIETY – ISSUES OF SIGNIFICANCE AND LEGITIMACY

Moderator: Jon VanTil

Ferenc Farkas and Katalin DobraiNonprofit Organizations as Providers of Knowledge-Based Services

Samiul HasanThird Sector Governance in Asia: The Questions of Space and Legitimacy

Rebecca LeeThe Legal Dimension of Third Sector Governance in China: Governance at the Crossroads

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H6 - Room 11a

PANEL: DIVERGENT METHODOLOGICAL TRADITIONS IN US, UK, JAPAN AND AUSTRALIA: COMPARABILITY AND VALIDITY ISSUES IN STUDY-ING GRASSROOTS COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS CROSS-CULTURALLY

Thomasina BorkmanMethodological Issues in Cross-national Research with Self-Help Organizations – A US Perspective

Carol Munn GiddingsA Reflection on the Issues of Cross-national Research with Self-Help Organizations – A UK Perspective

Tomofumi Oka and Richard ChenhallResearch on Self-Help Organisations in Japan: Working with a Sense of Duty (giri)

Richard ChenhallKey Challenges in the Study of Australian Aboriginal Community Organisations

H7 - Room E

SOCIAL CAPITAL, INTERPERSONAL TRUST AND SOLIDARITY-BASED ECONOMY

Moderator: Luis Gaiger

Rosana Kisil and Eduardo MarinoProductive Local Arrangements: The Case of Silver Amazonia

Igor ValentimSolidarity-Based Economy Organizations and Interpersonal Trust: Toward New Understandings

Luz Dolly Lopera Garcia and Francisco AguirreLa Economía Solidaria: Propuesta Incluyente para el Desarrollo Humano con Oportunidades

H8 - Room F

EMERGING FORMS OF SOLIDARITY FACING WELFARE STATE REFORMS

Moderator: Roberto Delgado

Christina Penso d’Albenzio¿Qué Estado de Bienstar Necesitamos?

Luc AydogmusNeoliberalism and the Civil Welfare Provision in Turkey: The Case of Deniz Deneri (The Lighthouse) Association

Amanda Novak and Claudia MachadoLa Emergencia del Tercer Sector en el Contexto de la Reforma Social-Liberal del Estado Brasileño

Raphael Ogom Neo-Liberalism, the Third Sector and Sustainable Social Change in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Comparative Study

H9 - Room G

PERFORMANCE: UNDERSTANDING SUCCESS AND FAILURE

Moderator: Anabel Cruz

Martti MuukkonenTake a Boy and Rise Him a Man: the YMCA as a Pioneer of Youth Work

Matilda LunaIntegration Mechanisms and the Performance of Complex As-sociative Systems: Two Cases

Takafumi Tanaka Why Nonprofit Failures Happen?

H10 - Room 18

IMPACT-DRIVEN PHILANTHROPY AND THE NON-PROFIT SECTOR

Moderator: Volker Then

Marta Rey GarciaNonprofit Marketing: a New Functional Realm for Evaluat-ing the Organizational Performance and Social Impact of Third Sector Organizations

Andres Ramirez and Hakan SaraogluAn Analytic Approach to Selecting a Nonprofit

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Calum CarmichaelDoing Good Better? The Differential Subsidization of Charitable Contributions

Carmen Gijselinckx, Patrick Develtere, Elke Franchois and Wim van Opstal Foundations: Catalysts of Innovation, Social Change and Civic Action

12:00 noon - 1:00 p.m. ISTR General Members Meeting

Guest Speaker: Michael Edwards, Director, Governance and Civil Society, the Ford Foundation “Strengthening Civil Society: What has the Ford Foundation Learned?”

1:00 - 2:30 p.m. Lunch

2:30 - 4:00 p.m.

P a r a l l e l S e s s i o n I

I1 - Room 6

THE THIRD SECTOR UNDER PRESSURE

Moderator: Marthe Nyssens

Edith ArchambaultThe Third Sector in Europe: Does it Exhibit a Converging Movement?

Apichai ShipperImmigration Politics, Non-State Actors, and Welfare in Japan, the United States, and Sweden

Jasmin LorchThe Neoliberal Retreat of the Welfare State in Europe and the Developing World: Comparing the Effects of Varying Regulatory State Capacity on the Democratic Potential of the Third Sector

I2 - Room 7a

IDENTIFYING THE VARIOUS COMPONENTS OF THE THIRD SECTOR: ATTEMPTS AND LIMITS

Moderator: Gábor Hegyesi

Luc Thériaut, Ron Skibbens and Leslie BrownCo-Operatives and Credit Unions in Atlantic Canada: The State of the Art

Denise Crossan, Jon Van Til, Jim Bell and Pat IbbotsonTowards a Classification Framework for Not-For-Profit Organisations

Jon Van Til The Third Sector in the Social Crisis of Our Age

I3 - Room 8a

VOLUNTEERING, SOCIAL CAPITAL AND CITIZENSHIP

Moderator: Lucas Meijs

Michael LockeThe Institutionalisation of Volunteering: Governance of Citizen Participation

Mabel Lie, Jane Wheelock and Susan BainesCitizenship, Volunteering and Active Ageing

Bev RussellThe Medium or the Message for Mobilisation: Towards an Understanding of the Relationship between Social Capital and Volunteering and how they Contribute to Sustainable Social Development

Daniel Melo and Renato CarmoSocial Capital, the Third Sector, and Local Development: Which Link is Missing?

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I4 - Room 9a

PANEL: PREGONAR CON EL EJEMPLO: SOCIEDAD CIVIL Y RENDICIÓN DE CUENTAS / PRACTICE WHAT YOU PREACH: CIVIL SOCIETY AND ACCOUNTABILITY)

Anabel Cruz, Pablo Marsal, Leilah Landim, José Luis Espinosa, Pau Vidal, Laia Grabulosa, Analía Bettoni

Discussant: Andrés Thompson

I5 - Room 10a

THE RISE OF THE SOCIAL ENTREPRENEUR

Moderator: Janelle Kerlin

Clarence BayneThe Rise of the Social Entrepreneur in the Black Community of Montréal

Rita Klapper and Jacques LauriolThe Economic versus the Social Entrepreneur: Towards a ‘Hybridisation’: Examples from the French Context

Masanari SakuraiSocial Entrepreneur and Resource Mobilization: The Role of Social Capital

Gordon Shockley and Peter FrankA Classical Economic Theory of Social Entrepreneurship

I6 - Room 11a

GLOBALIZATION OF CIVIL SOCIETY – TRANSNATIONAL TRANSFERS OF IDEAS

Moderator: Mark Lyons

Thomas AdamSocial Housing Reform in the Transatlantic World before World War I

Lev Jakobson and Serge SanovichThe Third Sector in Russia: Model Change

Ola LarssonExporting Organizational ideas from the North to the South: Disembedding the Swedish Popular Movement Tradition from Sweden

I7 - Room E

PANEL: EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN IN A GLOBALIZED WORLD?

Facilitator: Sachiko Nakagawa

Rekha GaonkarEconomic Globalization and Empowerment of Women: A Third Sector Perspective

Eva Maria HinterhuberOn the Road to a Female Ghetto or to Empowerment? Women’s Voluntary Engagement in CSOs in the Social Sphere in Russia

Laila Ottesen The Globalisation Process as a Challenge to the Civil Society and the Empowerment of Women in the Voluntarily Sports Associations - in Denmark

I8 - Room F

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY: RELATIONSHIPS AND MODELS

Moderator: Theo Schuyt

Louise LeeDeveloping Business Community Partnerships: Understanding Issues of Trust and Power

Jens PrinzhornStrangers or Partners - Cooperation between the Third and the First Sector

Giuliana Gemelli and Paolo PalenzonaDancing with Fashion: Searching for a New Model of Partnership and Innovation in Corporate Citizenship

Ilaria Vannini and Melody RossEvaluating Partnerships between Companies and Civic Organisations: An Empirical-Based Approach

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I9 - Room G

The Governance of Organizations of the Social Economy

Moderator: Suzanne Grant

Julie Rijpens and Sibylle MertensLa Gouvernance dans les Associations: Quels Mécanismes aux Côtés du Conseil d’administration?

Patrick Gianfaldoni, Nadine Richez-Battesti, Jean-Robert Alcaras and Laurent DucauLes Rapports De Coordination Entre Banques Coopératives et Entreprises Sociales en France : Une Analyse Conventionnaliste des Pratiques Discursives

Juana Fuentes Perdomo and C. Esther Falcón PérezIncidencia del Nuevo Marco Contable Internacional en las Organizaciones de la Economía Social

Tânia Fischer, Vanessa Paternostro Melo, Paula Chies Schommer, Rosana Boullosa and Edgilson Tavares de AraújoLa Trayectoria de Enseñanza y Aprendizaje del Programa de Desarrollo y Gestión Social (PDGS): Contribuciones para el Campo de Evaluación en Gestión Social

I10 - Room 18

NEW PATTERNS OF COOPERATION BETWEEN GOV-ERNMENTS AND THIRD SECTOR ORGANIZATIONS

Moderator: Kathy Brock

Margit KinyikA Changing Governmental Approach to the Central Financing of NGO Sector in Hungary. The Role of the Hungarian National Civil Fund by a Recent Sociological Research

Tian RongNew Public Management and Its Impact on NGOs in Hong Kong

Vladimir Hyanek, Zuzana Prouzova and Marie HladkaNPO - Government Relations in the Czech Republic

4:00 - 5:00 p.m. Poster Session / Meet the Author & Book SigningLobby Sponsored by Springer (publisher of Voluntas)

I11 - Room 20

ROUNDTABLE “YOUTH ENGAGEMENT AND SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN THE MEDITERRANEAN”

Panelists: Dina Sherif, John D. Gerhart Center for Philan-thropy and Civic Engagement, American University in Cairo, Egypt

Debbie Haski – Leventhal, Israeli Center for Third Sector Research, Israel

Zeynep Meydanoglu, Third Sector Foundation of Turkey, Turkey

Nadine Richez-Battesti, LEST (Laboratoire d’economie et de socilogie du travail), Universite de la Mediterranee, France

5:00 - 6:30 p.m.

P a r a l l e l S e s s i o n J

J1 - Room 6

SOCIAL ENTERPRISES IN AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE

Moderator: Lars Hulgård

Jacques Defourny and Marthe NyssensSocial Enterprise in Europe and the United States: Conceptual Convergences and Divergences Rooted in History

Janelle KerlinA Comparative Analysis of the Global Emergence of Social Enterprise

Fredrik Andersson and Scott HelmNonprofit Entrepreneurship: A Comparative Analysis of Sweden and the United States

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J2 - Room 7a

DIVERSITY IN VOLUNTARY ACTIVITIES AND CITIZEN PARTICIPATION

Moderator: Gloria Estepé Dubreil

Gustavo VerduzcoCaracterísticas de las Actividades Voluntarias en México: Un Perfil Desconocido

Maxine Loose and Caroline GijselinckxEvolutions in Citizen Participation? The Consequences of a Shift in the Associational Live on the Profile of Active Members

Lars Skov Henriksen and David RosdahlVolunteering and Organizational Diversity

J3 - Room 8a

PANEL: POLICY INITIATIVES TOWARDS THE THIRD SECTOR IN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE

Facilitator: Helmut AnheierKathy BrockPolicy Initiatives in CanadaRupert Graf StrachwitzPolicy Initiatives in GermanyNaoto YamauchiPolicy Initiatives in JapanBenjamin Gidron and Michal Almog-BarPolicy Initiatives in Israel

J4 - Room 9a

SOCIAL ENTERPRISE AND THIRD SECTOR

Moderator: Richard Wamai

Nadia JohanisovaTowards an Eco-Social Enterprise?

Dario Carrera, Mario Ferrari, Marco Meneguzzo and Alessandro MessinaInventing Social Enterprise. Emerging fields and Innovative Practices of Social Entrepreneurships: A Cross Analysis in Italy and Switzerland

Inbal Abbou Nonprofit or For-Profit? Perceptions, Attitudes and Decision Making in Mixed Markets

J5 - Room 10a

MOTIVES AND APPROACHES TO CHARITABLE DONATIONS

Moderator: Éva Kuti

Gojko BezovanCan Foundations Paving the Way of Sustainable Endogenous Philanthropy?

Naoko OkuyamaCharitable Giving and Donor’s Attitudinal Characteristics: An Empirical Analysis of Philanthropy in Japan

Richard Steinberg, Eleanor Brown and Patrick RooneyInheritance and Charitable Donations

Karen Wright Creating a Culture of Giving: Assessing Britain’s Bold Experi-ment in Philanthropy

J6 - Room 11a

PROGRESS AND SETBACKS IN GENDER EQUALITY

Moderator: Ruth Phillips

J. Patrick Murphy and Melinda WrightGender and Leadership Theories Applied to Women of India Compared to the US: Strengthening the Status of Women in Gov-ernment in the Third Sector

Sisay Gebre-EgziabherThe Role of Civil Society Organisations in Reducing Gender Inequality and Violence against Women in Ethiopia

Liu JinglanThe Study on the Relationship between Women’s NGO and Wom-en’s Participation in Nature Resource Management in China

Katrina Bloch Anti-Immigrant Organizations Reinforcing Traditional Gender Ideology in the Third Sector: Online Representations of Self

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J7 - Room E

GOVERNMENT REGULATION OF CIVIL SOCIETY

Moderator: Gareth Morgan

Amadu Sidi BahThe Problematics of Civic Engagement in Democratic Governance Reforms: Implications for Civil Society Strengthening for Social Change in post-war Transitional Political Contexts

Luiz Campos and Flavio AlcaforedoLaw, Government and Third Sector in Brazil: Improving Deficient Regulation to Promote a Better Accountability

Aurelio Herrero-BlascoLas Características Diferenciales de la Economía Social

Berthold Kuhn, Ying Ji and Zandra Mok Evaluation and Regulation of NGOs in the People’s Republic of China

J8 - Room F

VOLUNTEERING AND EMPLOYMENT WITHIN TSOS

Moderator: Mike Aiken

Ramya RamanathEnvironmental aned Organizational Determinants of Sustained Involvement of Small-Sized Faith-Related Organizations in Public Service Delivery

Vincenzo Russo and Alberto CrescentiniPsychological Contract, Climate and Job Satisfaction in a Com-munity for Young People: A Case Study

Shawn FlanaganUnderstanding Paths to NGO Employment: The Role of Profes-sion, Community, and Faith for NGO Workers in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Lebanon, and Sri Lanka

Astrid Haider and Ulrike Schneider Wage Dispersion in Non-Profit Organisations: Do Volunteers, Donations and Public Subsidies Have an Impact?

J9 - Room G

PANEL: GLOBAL CIVIL SOCIETY ON THE MOVE? JAPANESE POPULAR CULTURE AND NPO’S CHALLENGING ESTABLISHED ZONES OF POWER AND REPRESENTATION

Yuko NishimuraReconstruction of Minority Identities in 21st Century Japan

Reiko OgawaRepresentation of Minority Identities in Japan: Globalization and Korean Popular Culture

Bruce White“Be Your Own Vessel”: Japanese Reggae Music, Youth-led Social Change, and New Dynamics of Engagement in Global Civil Society

J10 - Room 18

THE THIRD SECTOR IN A PROCESS OF CHANGE

Moderator: Deena White

Matthias FreiseNeo-Corporatism in Flux: Taking Stock of Public Private Partnerships in Welfare Policies

Mai-Brith SchartauCaritas in a Changing Welfare State

Freancesca Petrella and Nadine Richez-Battesti Gouvernance Territoriale des Politiques Sociales en Europe et Place pour les Organisations de ‘l’ESS: Regards Vroisés sur les Services de “Care”

8:00 p.m. Spanish Cultural Event at Edific Històric de la Universitat de Barcelona, Paraninf Hall

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Saturday, July 12, 2006

8:30 - 10:00 a.m.

P a r a l l e l S e s s i o n K

K1 - Room 6

INTERNATIONAL CHALLENGES AND THIRD SECTOR STRATEGIES

Moderator: Miroslav Pospisil

Christopher PallasBalancing the Scales or Tilting the Field? Assessing the Capac-ity of Global Civil Society to Democratize the World Bank

Thomas DavisInternational NGOs as Global Civil Society Agents in Foreign Aid Policy: The Unfulfilled Promise of Participatory Policy Making

Joel AriateThe National in Global: The Freedom from Debt Coalition and Global Civil Society Movement on Debt and Development

Nancy Kinney Partners without Borders: Frontiers in Collaboration between U.S. and Sudanese Nongovernmental Organizations

K2 - Room 7a

PANEL: NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION AND SOCIAL ENTERPRISE ACCOUNTING REGULATION IN EUROPE

Claudio TravigliniImproving NPOs’ Accountability in the Enlarged EU: Towards a Common Framework for Financial Reporting in European NPOs

Gareth MorganThe Use Of Charitable Status as a Basis for Regulation of Nonprofit Accounting: Assessing a Decade of Legal Reforms in the UK

Juana Fuentes Perdomo(no title)

K3 - Room 8a

OLD ISSUES IN THE NEW AGE OF GLOBALIZATION

Moderator: Douglas Rutzen

Masayuki DeguchiFundamental Reforms on Nonprofit Organizations in Japan as an Example from the International Point of Linguapolitics

Pau Vidal and Sara MartinezCodesarrollo: La Comunidad Migrante Transnacional en la Cooperación al Desarrollo

Sookhee Kwak and Hyeseon Jeong Official Development Assistance (ODA) Policy and its Reality from the Gender Perspective

K4 - Room 9a

VOLUNTEERING AND HEALTH ORGANIZATIONS

Moderator: Mike Locke

Bénédicte FonteneauBénévolat au Burkina Faso: Le Cas des Associations de Lutte Contre le Sida et des Mutuelles de Santé

Maria Ela AtienzaHealth Devolution, Civil Society Participation and Volunterism: Political Opportunities and Constraints in the Philippines

Maria Illincheva-CherkashinaVolunteers Rising: Grassroots Movement to Change Abandoned Children’s Life in Russia

Raquel Gondim and Ana Sílvia Rocha Ipiranga The Social Capital’s Mobilization for the Local Development of Prainha do Canto Verde: An Image Narrative

K5 - Room 10a

VOLUNTEERING AMONG OLDER CITIZENS

Moderator: Gustavo Verduzco

Andrea PetriwaskyjCivic Participation, Volunteering and the Ageing Citizen: New Ways of Looking at Old Ways of Looking at New Problems

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Jeni Warburton and Eva Jeppsson GrassmanOlder People as Volunteers: Volunteering across Different Social Welfare Regime Types

Karen Harlow-Rosentraub, Laura Wilson, David Swindell and Feliciana Villar Older Volunteers as Social Capital for a Sustainable Nonprofit Sector: Global Comparisons from Three Demonstration Projects

K6 - Room 11a

VALUES GUIDING THE CORPORATE GOVERNANCE OF TSOS

Moderator: Bernard Enjolras

Carmen Marcuello Servós and María Isabel Saz GilManagement and Social Capital in Non Profit Organisations

Jessica (Jin Hua) Chen, Lorne Cummings and Marie DyballIdentify and Self-Definition within the Australian Non-for-Profit Sector

Beatriz Balian de TagtachianInclusión Social: El Rol Social de la Fundación Banco de Alimentos

Jenny Green Values Present or Passé: the Relative Importance of Espoused Social Justice Values in Nonprofit Organisations

K7 - Room E

PANEL: VOLUNTEER COOPERATION FOR INTERNA-TIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE 21ST CENTURY

Cliff AllumInternational Volunteering and Cooperation: New Developments in Programme Models Peter DevereuxVolunteering for Capacity, Development, and Environmental Sustainability

Benjamin LoughThe Forms and Effects of International Volunteering, with Amanda Moore McBride and Margaret Sherrard Sherraden

Caspar MerkleContributions of Volunteering to Development

K8 - Room F

SELF-MANAGEMENT AS A DEFINING FEATURE OF THE NEW SOCIAL ECONOMY AND THE SOLIDARITY-BASED ECONOMY

Moderator: Jean-Louis Laville

Andreia LemaítreLes Dynamiques d’Économie Solidaire au Brésil: Une Analyse au Prisme de l’Encastrement Polanyien

Luis Inácio Germany GaigerDe Rochdale á Catende: Le Solidarisme Économique des Travail-leurs dans Différents Contextes et Selon Différents Concepts

Mario RoitterNuevas Iniciativas de Economía Social en Argentina: El Caso de las “Empresas Recuperadas”

Gonzalo Vázquez La Economía Social y Solidaria en América Latina: Propuesta de Economía Alternativa y su Aplicación al Análisis de Experiencias en Argentina

K9 - Room G

CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS IN HUMAN RIGHTS REGIMES

Moderator: Srilatha Batliwala

Hisayo KatsuiChallenges of Disabled People’s Organisations in Operationalis-ing Human Rights-Based Approach to Disability in Develop-ment: Towards Sustainable Positive Changes

Paul Nelson Between Millennium Goals and Universal Human Rights: Civil Society Actors and the Politics of Sustainable Change

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K10 - Room 18

THE THIRD SECTOR AND WELFARE REGIMES. THE CASE OF LIBERAL WELFARE STATES-2

Moderator: Marilyn Taylor

Elizabeth Seale, Stephanie Teixeira and Alison BuckWelfare Reform in the Age of Neoliberalism: Implications for Serving the Poor through the Third Sector

Jenny Harlock and Emma CarmenThe Third Sector and Public Service Reform in the UK: Partnership, Performance and Procurement

Johan Gärde Faith Based Organizations and Secular Organizations as Social Provisions Providers in a Development Context: The Case of Lebanon

K11 - Room 20

THE CHALLENGE OF RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SOCIAL ENTERPRISES AND LOCAL PUBLIC BODIES

Moderator: Tymen van de Ploeg

Jo Barraket and Verity ArcherInclusive Social Enterprise and Multi-Stakeholder Relationships: The Role of Local Government

Alex Nicholls, Sarabajaya Kumar and Inidanna MintoState-Sponsored Social Enterprises (SSSEs): A Clash of Culture and Expectations

John Milliman and Jeffrey FergusonA Study of a New Boundary Spanning NGO Concept for Low-Wage Workers

10:00 - 10:30 a.m. BreakLobby

10:30 a.m. - 12:00 noon

P a r a l l e l S e s s i o n L

L1 - Room 6

PARTNERSHIPS BETWEEN TSOS AND OTHER PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ACTORS

Moderator: Marc Jegers

Taco Brandsen and Sarabajaya KumarGovernance Models in Quasi-Markets: New Institutional Arrangements

Peter AlcockIn or Against the State? The Changing Role of the Voluntary and Community Sector -- Recent Evidence from the UK

Joanne Baulderstone and Wendy EarlesChanging Relationships: How Government Funding Models Impact Relationships between Organisations

Sebastien Savard, Sabrina Tremblay and Denis Bourque La Collaboration Entre les Établissements Publics et les Organismes du Tiers Secteur dans la Fourniture de Services Sociaux aux Jeunes et aux Familles au Quebec (Canada): Essai Autour d’une Typologie

L2 - Room 7a

THE THIRD SECTOR AND WELFARE REGIMES. THE CASE OF LIBERAL WELFARE STATES-1

Moderator: Hagai Katz

Kathy BrockCapturing Positive State Support for the Third Sector as a Part-ner in Policy

Rachel LaforestModels of Political Representation and Governing in Canada

Stephen Osborn and Celine Chew The Innovative Capacity of Voluntary Organizations: Developing Theory and Practice

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L3 - Room 8a

VOLUNTEERING AMONG STUDENTS

Moderator: Jeni Warburton

Manasa Nagabhushanam and M.K. SridharMotivation to Volunteer: A Study of Influencing Factors and Perceptions of College Going Students

Jo Barrakett, Marcelle Scott, Gemma Carey and Sarah RichardsonUniversities as Civic Institutions - The Impacts of Practice-based Learning Exchange on Students, Third Sector Organizations and Academic Staff

Tineke van de WalleVolunteering, Social Capital and Youth Work. Practices of Re-cruiting and Supporting New Youth

L4 - Room 9a

PANEL: ASSESSING THE STATE OF CIVIL SOCIETIES WORLDWIDE. COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES ON THE FINDINGS FROM THE CIVICUS CIVIL SOCIETY INDEX PROJECT

Jacob Mati and Lorenzo FioramontiThe Current State of Civil Society: Institutionalization, Accountability and Participation

Natalia KiryttopoulouA New Challenge for Civil Society Infrastructure: The Impera-tive of Downward Accountability

Paul Opoku-MensahA Regional Perspective: The State of Civil Society in Sub-Saharan Africa

Alan FowlerStrengthening Civil Society through Aid: Different Models and Goals

L5 - Room 10a

PANEL: MODELS OF INTERNATIONAL COOPERA-TION IN DEVELOPMENT PHILANTHROPY

Facilitator: Woods Bowman

Gina DemkeBrokering Cross-Cultural Philanthropic Partnerships

Maria Alexandra Santana ArauzTargeting Youths in Rural Areas of Ecuador and the United States

Leviticus TurnerInitiatives for the Provision of Potable Water Resources in the State of Maharashtra

L6 - Room 11a

GOVERNANCE, LEADERSHIP AND THE PUBLIC INTEREST

Moderator: Darwin Stapleton

Carlos Chaves-Becker and Benjamín Arditi KarlikGobernanza Democrática. Una Aproximación desde el Desempeño Organizacional

Elisa Rodriguez Larroudé and Fernando do Amaral NogueiraManagement Practices for Upholding the Public Interest

James Sarrus, Brian Cooper and Joseph SantoraLeadership Vision, Organizational Culture, and Support for Innovation in Not-for-profit and For-profit Organizations: When Things Aren’t What They Appear to Be

Carolyn Cordery and Rachel Baskerville From the Market to the Third Sector – What Style for Primary Health Organisations’ Accountability?

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• Europe• Latin America and the Caribbean

L7 - Room E

THEORIZING CIVIL SOCIETIES: STRUCTURES AND VALUES

Moderator: Maria Tysiachniouk

Wolfgang DörnerA Tool for Charting out the Relationships between Government and Third Sector Organisations in Various National Settings: Applying Social Network Analysis to National Action Plans on Fight against Poverty

John McNutt and Meredeth FlanniganTransnational Nonprofit Advocacy Organizations and the Social Networking Technology Revolution: Patterns of Adoption across Organizational Fields

Laia Grabrulosa and Pau VidalOrganizational Values as a Distinguishing Element in Nonprofits

L8 - Room F

PANEL: GLOBALIZATION AND CITIZEN ENGAGE-MENT: NEW PRACTICES, MEANINGS AND EXPRESSIONS OF CITIZENSHIP?

Marjorie Mayo and John GaventaLinking Local and Global Advocacy: Active Citizenship and the Millennium Development Goal of Education for All

Peter Newell, Rosalba Icaza and Marcelo SaguierDemocratising Trade Politics in the Americas

Linda Waldman“Show Me the Evidence”: Global Civil Society Mobilisation on Asbestos Issues and Local Identities of Citizenship in India and South Africa

L9 - Room G

STRENGTHENING THE STATUS OF WOMEN

Moderator: Chris Lange

Glòria Estapé Debreuil and Consol Torreguitart MiradaMicrofinance and Gender Considerations in Developed Countries: The Case of Catalonia

J. Patrick Murphy and Melinda WrightGender and Leadership Theories Applied to Women of India Compared to the US: Strengthening the Status of Women in Government in the Third Sector

Anahit MkrtchyanEffectiveness of the Sectoral Partnership in Reducing Gender Discrimination in Economy and Workplace in Post-Soviet Transition. Need of Changes in Gender-Oriented Programs

12:00 noon - 2:00 p.m.

P l e n a r y S e s s i o n

Aula Magna

“THEORIZING THE GLOBAL THIRD SECTOR: DOES NORTH/SOUTH MAKE SENSE?”

Moderator: Roseanne Mirabella, Seton Hall University, USA

Participants: Alnoor Ebrahim, Associate Professor, Harvard Business School, USAAdil Najam, The Pardde Center for the Study of the Longer-Term Future, Boston University, USATerje Tvedt, Centre for Development Studies, University of Bergen, Norway(Coordinated by ISTR)

Award Announcements and Closing• International Research Fellowship Presentation by Darwin Stapleton, Executive Director Emeritus, Rockefeller Archive Center

• Young Scholar Award Presentation by Leilah Landim, ISTR Board of Directors

2:00 p.m. Lunch

3:00 p.m. Regional Network Meetings

• Africa• Asia/Pacific