Civil Society Working Paper Series

The Civil Society Working Paper (CSWP) series provides a vehicle for disseminating the recent and ongoing research efforts of researchers based at, or linked to, the Centre for Civil Society (CCS). It aims to reflect the range and diversity of theoretical and empirical work undertaken on non-governmental, voluntary, non-profit or third sector organisations, foundations, and social enterprises - as part of wider civil society.

Editor: Professor Jude Howell 
Former Editor: Jeremy Kendall (CSWPs 1 - 21)

All CSWPs can be viewed and downloaded from this website. Printed copies of CSWPs 1 - 21 are available at £5.95, contact ccs@lse.ac.uk for more information.

• Civil Society Working Paper 26
  The Backlash against Civil Society in the Wake of the Long War on Terror
  - Jude Howell, Armine Ishkanian, Ebenezer Obadare, Hakan Seckinelgin, and Marlies Glasius
• Civil Society Working Paper 25
  In Search of a Good Society: Introduction to Altruism Theories and Their Links with Civil Society
  - Anne Birgitta Pessi (former Yeung)
• Civil Society Working Paper 24
  Civil Society and Gender Equality: A Theoretical Approach
  - Sonia Reverter-Bañón
• Civil Society Working Paper 23
  The GSM Boycott: Civil Society, Big Business and the State in Nigeria
  - Ebenezer Obadare
  
• Civil Society Working Paper 22
  Trust in Organisations: Religious Elites and Democracy in the Post-Communist Czech Republic
  - Joan O'Mahony
  
• Civil Society Working Paper 21
  Civil society as a metaphor for western liberalism
  - Hakan Seckinelgin
  
• Civil Society Working Paper 19
  The third sector and the development of European public policy: Frameworks for analysis
  - Jeremy Kendall
  
• Civil Society Working Paper 18
  Foundations in Europe: A comparative perspective  
  - Helmut K Anheier
  
• Civil Society Working Paper 17
  Generosity versus altruism: Philanthropy and charity in the US and UK
  - Karen Wright
  
• Civil Society Working Paper 16
  Public-private partnership in the United States: Historical patterns and current trends
  - Lynne Moulton and Helmut Anheier
  
• Civil Society Working Paper 15
  Civil society in transition: The East German third sector ten years after unification  - Helmut K. Anheier, Eckhard Priller and Annette Zimmer
  
• Civil Society Working Paper 14
  The third sector and welfare state modernisation: Inputs, activities and comparative performance  
  - Jeremy Kendall and Martin Knapp
  
• Civil Society Working Paper 13 
  Civil society in non-Western contexts: Reflections on the usefulness of a concept
  - David Lewis
  
• Civil Society Working Paper 12
  The third sector in Europe: Five theses
  - Helmut K Anheier
  
• Civil Society Working Paper 10 
  Volunteering in cross-national perspective: Initial comparisons
  - Helmut K. Anheier and Lester Salamon
  
• Civil Society Working Paper 9
  The impact of the third sector in the UK: The case of social housing
  - Jeremy Kendall and Rachel Wigglesworth
  
• Civil Society Working Paper 8
  The third sector and social care for older people in England: Towards an explanation of its contrasting contributions in residential care, domiciliary care and day care
  - Jeremy Kendall
  
• Civil Society Working Paper 7
  Paid employment in the self-defined voluntary sector in the late 1990s: An initial description of patters and trends
  - Stephen Almond and Jeremy Kendall 
  
• Civil Society Working Paper 6
  Low pay in the UK. The case for a three sector comparative approach
  - Stephen Almond and Jeremy Kendall
  
• Civil Society Working Paper 5
  Trust and voluntary oranisations: Three theoretical approaches
  - Helmut K Anheier and Jeremy Kendall
  
• Civil Society Working Paper 4
  'Putting narrow-mindedness out of countenance'; the UK voluntary sector in the new millenium
  - Nicholas Deakin
  
• Civil Society Working Paper 3
  Defining the non-profit sector: some lessons from history
  - Susannah Morris
  
• Civil Society Working Paper 2
  The mainstreaming of third sector into public policy in England and Wales in the late 1990s: Whys and wherefores
  - Jeremy Kendall
  
• Civil Society Working Paper 1 
  Managing non-profit organisations: Towards a new approach
  - Helmut K Anheier
  

Last updated 3 July 2008

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