Institutionalizing Experimental Places for Inclusive Social Innovation: From Utopias to Heterotopias [0.03%]
包容性社会创新的试验场及其制度化：从乌托邦到异托邦
Alessandro Sancino,Fulvio Scognamiglio,Luigi Corvo et al.
Alessandro Sancino et al.
This essay embraces a notion of critical scholarship concerned with proposing normative and actionable alternatives that can create more inclusive societies and focuses on the role of institutionalizing experimental places for inclusive soc...
What Determines the Success of Charitable Crowdfunding Campaigns? Evidence from China During the COVID-19 Pandemic [0.03%]
新冠肺炎疫情期间我国公益众筹运动成功的影响因素分析——基于水滴筹平台的数据研究
Xiao Pan,Lin Dong
Xiao Pan
The dramatic rise of charitable crowdfunding has changed the landscape of fundraising and giving. Little empirical work, however, has been done to explore critical factors that are associated with successful charitable crowdfunding campaign...
Inequality in Chile's Philanthropic Ecosystem: Evidence and Implications [0.03%]
智利慈善生态系统中的不平等现象：证据与影响
Matthew D Bird,Magdalena Aninat
Matthew D Bird
Philanthropy seeks to address deep-rooted social issues and assume responsibility for the creation of public goods not provided by the public sector-and in this way help reduce inequality. Yet philanthropy has also been criticized for bypas...
Gig Economy Riders on Social Media in Thailand: Contested Identities and Emergent Civil Society Organisations [0.03%]
泰国社交媒体上的零工经济骑行者：被争夺的身份和新兴的市民社会组织
Yannik Mieruch,Daniel McFarlane
Yannik Mieruch
The emergence of the gig economy has generated a new class of workers who are categorised as independent "partners" instead of employees with rights to labour protection. Triggered by observations of a protest movement by platform-based del...
Communal Labor in Ecovillages: Contradictions, Impasses, and Possibilities within the Notion of Self-sufficiency [0.03%]
生态村的集体劳动：自给自足理念内的矛盾、僵局和可能性
Guilherme Smaniotto Tres,Washington José de Souza,Janaynna de Moura Ferraz
Guilherme Smaniotto Tres
Our goal is to outline the concept of communal labor in ecovillages of Brazil. To do that, we considered three elements: (1) political orientation for self-sufficiency; (2) technical-productive orientation in self-managed work and in plural...
Moral Elites and the De-Paradoxification of Danish Social Policy Between Civil Society and State (1849-2022) [0.03%]
丹麦道德精英与市民社会和国家之间的丹麦社会保障的“去悖论化”(1849-2022)
Anders Sevelsted
Anders Sevelsted
The article argues that in Denmark during the past 150 years, moral elites have been central in settling paradoxes within social policy by developing 'classifications' of citizens and sectors: who are deserving of help and what sector (publ...
How Hybrid Organizations Respond to Institutional Complexity: The Case of Norway [0.03%]
机构复杂性下的组织应对——以挪威为例
Hilde Svrljuga Sætre
Hilde Svrljuga Sætre
In past decades, hybrid organizations and institutional complexity have received growing attention, yet questions remain about how hybrids manage institutional complexity in the Nordic welfare states. This article investigates how Norwegian...
Who Helps Refugees in South Africa? An Examination of Cultural and Social Factors [0.03%]
谁在南非帮助难民？文化与社会因素分析
Steven Lawrence Gordon
Steven Lawrence Gordon
Pro-refugee philanthropy is beneficial for refugee integration and an important contributor to intergroup relations in a South African context. No study, however, has provided an in-depth quantitative analysis of what factors drive this typ...
Maintaining the Ideals of Co-production During Rapid Digitalisation: A Comparative Case Study of Digital Restorative Services in Estonia, Finland, Ireland and Portugal [0.03%]
数字化时代协同生产的理想：以爱沙尼亚、芬兰、爱尔兰和葡萄牙的数字矫正服务为例の比较案例研究
Laidi Surva
Laidi Surva
With the exceptional COVID-19 circumstances in early 2020, public service co-production went through a push towards digitalisation. Using normalisation process theory as the basis for analysis, the article looks at the immediate effects of ...
COVID-19 and Civil Society in Southeast Asia: Beyond Shrinking Civic Space [0.03%]
新冠疫情下的东南亚民间社会：“萎缩的公民空间”之外
Jasmin Lorch,Janjira Sombatpoonsiri
Jasmin Lorch
In this article we challenge the conventional wisdom that COVID-19 and related legal restrictions invariably reinforce a global trend of shrinking civic space. We argue that the legal guarantee (or restriction) of civil society rights is no...