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Benefits has changed its name to The Journal of Poverty and Social Justice

 
Benefits has now changed its name to The Journal of Poverty and Social Justice to reflects its broadening aims and scope. If you haven’t looked at the journal for a while or haven’t come across it before why not take a look by signing up for a free online trial

 

New journal for 2010

 

We are delighted to announce the launch of a new journal in 2010. Voluntary Sector Review is the first European-based journal on third sector research, policy and practice. Voluntary Sector Review will be available free of charge to institutions in 2010: sign up here for a free trial subscription.

 

Now included in Portico


Policy Press journals are now included in Portico.  Portico provides a permanent archive of electronic scholarly journals which provides protection for libraries against the potential loss of access to our journals. Libraries receive campus-wide access to archived content when specific trigger events occur and if the titles are no longer available from us or our online journal hosts, Ingenta.
 

Voluntary Sector Review

An international journal of third sector research, policy and practice


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ISSNs 2040-8056 (Print) 2040-8064 (Online)
Editor: Peter Halfpenny, University of Manchester, UK


"The importance attached to the voluntary sector in European welfare states has continued to grow. Voluntary Sector Review's wide scope and European focus will be most welcome." Jane Lewis, London School of Economics and Political Science

"In a world where it's heads down, deliver the mission, Voluntary Sector Review should provide a much-needed space to reflect. The sector, and the world around it, is changing: the Voluntary Sector Review will help us deal with that change." Karl Wilding, Head of Research, NCVO
 
"When the research community is expanding rapidly, the sector's role in practice is developing and policy makers are taking an ever closer interest, the launch of this journal is excellent news." Nicholas Deakin, Emeritus Professor, University of Birmingham

"I am impressed by the growing number of researchers in the field, whether it's known as the voluntary sector, the nonprofit sector, the not-for-profit sector or the social economy. It is also striking to see many scholars entering the field through social enterprises and social entrpreneurship routes. Voluntary Sector Review will be a major opportunity for many of those researchers to learn about the contribution to the field." Jacques Defourny, Centre for the Social Economy, University of Liege, Belgium, President of the EMES European Research Network

The Policy Press, in association with the Voluntary Sector Studies Network (VSSN), is delighted to announce the launch of an important new journal Voluntary Sector Review in 2010. There will be three issues in the first year (March, July and November) and institutions will be able to trial the journal free of charge.

Download the latest flyer for Voluntary Sector Review here (PDF, 394 kb).
 

About this journal


Voluntary Sector Review will publish high-quality, peer-reviewed, accessible papers on third sector research, policy and practice. It will be an invaluable cutting-edge resource for all those researching or working in the fast-growing voluntary, community and wider third sectors.
The journal is published in association with the Voluntary Sector Studies Network (VSSN) and a print copy of the journal will be a membership benefit. Membership details for the Society are available from: http://www.vssn.org.uk/join.

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