Titlebook: Civic Engagement in Scandinavia; Volunteering, Inform Lars Skov Henriksen,Kristin Strømsnes,Lars Svedber Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerl

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Book 2019ty and change in formal and informal forms of civic engagement over the past 25 years as well as offering contextualized knowledge of the history and institutional design in which Scandinavian civil societies are embedded..

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1568-2579 ons...The contributions offer a coherent portrait of stability and change in formal and informal forms of civic engagement over the past 25 years as well as offering contextualized knowledge of the history and institutional design in which Scandinavian civil societies are embedded..978-3-030-07523-1978-3-319-98717-0Series ISSN 1568-2579

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-94999-8enmark has witnessed a slight decline and Sweden has witnessed a slight increase. The explanatory analysis revealed that nearly half of the upward trend in the levels of volunteering can be attributed to the expansion of education in the Scandinavian countries. The explanatory analysis also indicate

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-17391-3ll as attitudes towards giving. They also reveal some interesting differences in the effect that variables like income and gender have on giving and in the relation between giving and other types of civil society activities between the Scandinavian countries. The similarities and differences are exp

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Religion und Geschlechterordnungenhough pure digital forms of volunteering to some degree recruit participants from outside the traditional volunteer base, when combined with traditional volunteering, classic social divides regarding who participates are reproduced. In conclusion, I propose further research to track the development

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Religion und Geschlechterordnungendinavian countries. The growing gender equality in volunteering has many causes but two trends appear highly important: first, the general development in societies with growing gender equality in public appearance and in allocation of resources, second, a reconfiguration of the non-profit sector fro