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2020
In addition to its obvious benefits to society, volunteerism is associated with many benefits for the individuals who volunteer. Young people who engage in volunteer activities are less likely to abuse drugs or alcohol, engage in delinquent acts, get pregnant or cause a pregnancy, or suffer from depression.
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In addition to its obvious benefits to society, volunteerism is associated with many benefits for the individuals who volunteer. Young people who engage in volunteer activities are less likely to abuse drugs or alcohol, engage in delinquent acts, get pregnant or cause a pregnancy, or suffer from depression.
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Risk, Hazards & Crisis in Public Policy, 2019
Both crisis research and crisis management policy suggest that crisis management experiences a “participatory turn” and it seems to be a renewed interest in the topic of crisis volunteerism.
Veronica Strandh
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Both crisis research and crisis management policy suggest that crisis management experiences a “participatory turn” and it seems to be a renewed interest in the topic of crisis volunteerism.
Veronica Strandh
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Journal of Human Behavior in The Social Environment, 2019
Voluntary activities have been a part of Indonesian society since the pre-independence era until now. Volunteerism began implemented effectively in many countries after the Second World War, including in Indonesia.
M. Adha +3 more
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Voluntary activities have been a part of Indonesian society since the pre-independence era until now. Volunteerism began implemented effectively in many countries after the Second World War, including in Indonesia.
M. Adha +3 more
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Public Management Review, 2018
This study analyses volunteerism in public safety as a case of ‘participative coproduction’ that has the potential to improve administrative efficiency through substitution of labour but at the cost of administrative complexity. Coordination costs relate
J. Musso, Matthew M. Young, Michael Thom
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This study analyses volunteerism in public safety as a case of ‘participative coproduction’ that has the potential to improve administrative efficiency through substitution of labour but at the cost of administrative complexity. Coordination costs relate
J. Musso, Matthew M. Young, Michael Thom
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Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 2002
The process of volunteering to give orthopaedic care and teaching in developing countries often is evolutionary. Initial expectations of the type of surgery and the response of the patients and the local medical community often are different from what is anticipated.
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The process of volunteering to give orthopaedic care and teaching in developing countries often is evolutionary. Initial expectations of the type of surgery and the response of the patients and the local medical community often are different from what is anticipated.
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Management Communication Quarterly, 2018
This article employs a boundary work framework to analyze how volunteers from two nonprofit human services organizations navigated the tensions between volunteerism and professionalism.
Kirstie McAllum
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This article employs a boundary work framework to analyze how volunteers from two nonprofit human services organizations navigated the tensions between volunteerism and professionalism.
Kirstie McAllum
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Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, 2012
This article uses data from the 2006 Social Capital Community Survey to examine the impact of social capital, religious capital, human capital, and attitudes on volunteerism. Five alternative structural models are estimated. Tests reveal unambiguously the inferiority of the Tobit model and point to a double-hurdle model with independent errors as the ...
Kevin F. Forbes, Ernest M. Zampelli
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This article uses data from the 2006 Social Capital Community Survey to examine the impact of social capital, religious capital, human capital, and attitudes on volunteerism. Five alternative structural models are estimated. Tests reveal unambiguously the inferiority of the Tobit model and point to a double-hurdle model with independent errors as the ...
Kevin F. Forbes, Ernest M. Zampelli
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International volunteerism and development in Asia-Pacific
Geography Journal, 2018In Asia, and across the “global South”, volunteerism has grown enormously in the last two decades. Hundreds of thousands of people now undertake work on development projects in poorer areas of the global South, and volunteerism has become a key way in ...
S. Yea, Harng Luh Sin, M. Griffiths
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