The Voluntary and Non-Profit Sector in Japan : The Challenge of Change
The Voluntary and Non-Profit Sector in Japan : The Challenge of Change
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日本的志愿和非营利部门:变革的挑战
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2003
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S. Osborne
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Part I - Introduction: Background to the Sector 1. Stephen P. Osborne The voluntary and non-profit sector in Japan: a guide 2. Stephen P. Osborne The voluntary and non-profit sector in contemporary Japan: emerging roles and organizational challenges in a changing society 3. Victoria Lyon Bestor & Reiko Maekawa The philanthropic roots of the voluntary and non-profit sector in Japan: the Rockerfeller legacy 4. Makoto Imada The voluntary response to the Hanshin Awaji earthquake: a trigger for the development of the voluntary and non-profit sector in Japan Part II - The changing context of the voluntary and non-profit sector in Japan 6. Robert Pekkanen The politics of regulating the nonprofit sector 7. Robert Pakkanen & Karla Simon The legal framework for voluntary and non-profit activity 8. Nobuko Kawashima Businesses and the NPO sector in Japan: developments and prospects Part III - Key managerial challenges for the sector 8. Robert O. Bothwell The challenges of growing the NPO and voluntary sector in Japan 9. Yoji Nishizutsumi, Kira Reed & Femida Handy Strategic management and Japanese nonprofits: can it work? 10. Deborah Auger The government - nonprofit relationship in contemporary Japan: an emerging local government - nonprofit partnership in Miyagi 11. Makoto Imada The philanthropic tradition and fund raising for voluntary and non-profit sector in Japan Part IV - The voluntary and non-profit sector in action in Japan 12. Mie Ohwa The voluntary and non-profit sector and the community in Japan: making links and responding to needs 13. Takako Ueto Supporting local groups in responding to social needs: a case study of the Kobe Community Support Project Part V - Conclusions 14. Stephen P Osborne, Kate McLaughlin & Taro Miyamoto Managing the Japanese voluntary and non-profit sector: an agenda for the future For my special son Frank Thomas Stephen