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The Impact of Neoliberalism and New Managerialism on Development Volunteering: An Australian Case Study

Nichole Georgeou University of Wollongong
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Susan Engel University of Wollongong
Pages 297-311 | Published online: 09 Jun 2011

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Clare Bentall. (2022) The impact of international volunteering on returned volunteers’ engagement with social action in relation to international development. Compare: A Journal of Comparative and International Education 52:5, pages 804-821.
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Susanne Schech, Tracey Skelton & Anuradha Mundkur. (2016) Building relationships and negotiating difference in international development volunteerism. The Geographical Journal 184:2, pages 148-157.
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Susanne Schech. (2017) International volunteering in a changing aidland. Geography Compass 11:12, pages e12351.
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Johan Hvenmark. (2015) Ideology, Practice, and Process? A Review of the Concept of Managerialism in Civil Society Studies. VOLUNTAS: International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations 27:6, pages 2833-2859.
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Benjamin J. Lough & Xiaoling Xiang. (2016) Skills-Based International Volunteering Among Older Adults From the United States. Administration & Society 48:9, pages 1085-1100.
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Susanne Schech, Anuradha Mundkur, Tracey Skelton & Uma Kothari. (2015) New spaces of development partnership: Rethinking international volunteering. Progress in Development Studies 15:4, pages 358-370.
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B. J. Lough. (2013) Social Work Perspectives on International Volunteer Service. British Journal of Social Work 44:5, pages 1340-1355.
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