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Civil Society, Unemployment and Precarity in Europe: An Introductioneconomic crisis has exacerbated what was already a chronic situation: In December 2012 the youth unemployment rate in the EU-27 rose above 23% with countries such as Spain and Greece at a frightening peak of having one in every two young people unemployed. If we translate such percentages into numbe

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Addressing Unemployment in Different Welfare Regimes: Civil Society Organizations and Their Strategih unemployment particularly has serious consequences in terms of economic life conditions, shame, and health (Starrin et al. 1996; Starrin et al. 1999). Youth unemployment also has a critical effect on future career opportunities (Nordström Skans 2004). The European Union (EU) has reacted to this pr

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Between Passion and Money: Human and Financial Resources and Patterns of Professionalization of Civie nevertheless increased since the early 1980s, particularly due to the “collapse of a consensus concerning the central and dominant role of the State in all areas of welfare provision” (Scott 2007: 308). As a consequence of the increasing development of partnerships between these two sectors that h

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The Impact of Political Opportunity Structures on the Politicization of Civil Society Organizations mbers or to a larger constituency; invest in educational and awarenessraising activities; organize social and cultural events; raise funds to ensure their survival; and so on. However, they can also engage in political activities. By “politicization”, here, we refer to the variable recourse of organ