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• Voluntary associations
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• Voluntary associations/Bibliography
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• Voluntary associations/Definition
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• Voluntary associations/Related Articles
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• Voluntary associations/External Links
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• Voluntary organisation
  #REDIRECT [[Voluntary associations]]
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• Voluntary organization
  #REDIRECT [[Voluntary associations]]
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• Commons theory of voluntary action/Definition
  A theory that focuses on the role of [[voluntary associations|associations]] and [[assemblies]] in [[social commons]] and [[human-managed
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• Voluntary organizations/Definition
  ...mall or informal groups. In the U.S., such groups are commonly known as [[voluntary associations]]
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• Social movement/Definition
  ...collective claims for attention, redress of grievances and change, and the voluntary associations, formal organizations and emergent institutions that coordinate and direct
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• Civil society organization
  ...is de Tocqueville]] outlined the case for [[civil associations]] (a.k.a. [[voluntary associations]] as important civil society organizations in ''Democracy in America''. In
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• Association (disambiguation)
  ...it can refer to a type of group or organization and is often modified by [[voluntary associations|"voluntary"]].
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• Commons (economics)/Definition
  ...oftware]] [[information]], [[copyright]]s, [[social relations]]). (3) An [[voluntary associations|association]] of those controlling such pools or collectively holding such
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• Nonprofit Terminology
  ...2004) [[United Nations]] agencies, other international bodies, including [[voluntary associations|associations]] and [[foundations]] and numerous non-U.S. researchers, theor
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• Social organization
  ...his sense, families, businesses, government agencies, peer groups, crowds, voluntary associations, political parties, churches, and social movements are all social organizat
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• Third sector/Timelines
  •Alexis de Tocqueville's <i>Democracy in America</i> profiles the role of voluntary associations in democratic society.
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• Commons theory of voluntary action
  ...[[common fisheries]] and collectively managed forests. Social commons are voluntary associations, nonprofit, social, scientific, religious, artistic, civic and other organi
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• Commons (economics)
  #(3) An [[voluntary associations|association]] of those controlling such pools or collectively holding such
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• Jon Van Til/Bibliography
  "Voluntary Associations", with Arthur P. Williamson. In International Encyclopedia of the Social &
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• Nonprofit organization
  ...ons''' include a vast and uncounted array of self-governing groups, clubs, voluntary associations, coalitions, social networks. '''Formal nonprofit organizations''' are thos
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• Civil society/Citable Version
  ...in combination with a neo-[[Alexis de Tocqueville|Tocquevillian]] view of voluntary associations became the basis of contemporary conceptions of a [[third sector]] between ...ry or the repressive bodies (police, armed forces). Trade unions and other voluntary associations, as well as the church organizations and political parties, when the latter
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• Civil society
  ...in combination with a neo-[[Alexis de Tocqueville|Tocquevillian]] view of voluntary associations became the basis of contemporary conceptions of a [[third sector]] between ...frey Nowell-Smith (1971), 5-16; Forgacs, 306.</ref> Trade unions and other voluntary associations, as well as the church organizations and political parties, when the latter
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• Government
  ...lace. Government, it is said, is done by the consent of the government. In voluntary associations like clubs, societies and businesses, the power structure is justified by t
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• Denver, Colorado/Bibliography
  * Stefanco, Carolyn J. "Pathways to Power: Women and Voluntary Associations in Denver, Colorado, 1876-1893." PhD dissertation Duke U. 1987. 263 pp. D
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• Tariff of 1846, U.S.
  ...of the sort that were mobilized behind the wool tariff after 1861. Rather, voluntary associations created for civil purposes moved in and out of political activity. Many cit
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