Civil Society Resilience During War
Organizing Jewish Life And Culture In Ukraine After Russia’s Full-Scale Invasion
About this book series
This book series focuses on the third sector— the sphere of society that is distinct from the family, the market economy, and political power/the state. The third sector has been historically institutionalized in different ways across countries and is subject to different scholarly traditions. Palgrave Studies in Third Sector Research addresses contemporary themes related to this societal sphere and its components.
This series has three main editorial aims; the first is to facilitate the dialogue across institutional contexts and scholarly perspectives, and will therefore publish studies of the third sector, the social and solidary economy, civil society, voluntary sector, non-profit sector, philanthropic sector and other related concepts. The second aim of the series is to publish contributions from all the regions of the world, including the Global South, and to foster comparisons across countries and global regions. The third aim of the series is to stimulate new thematic, theoretical and methodological developments related to both long-standing scholarly and emergent themes.
- Electronic ISSN
- 2662-6918
- Print ISSN
- 2662-690X
- Series Editor
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- Bernard Enjolras,
- Hakan Johansson,
- Karl Henrik Sivesind
Book titles in this series
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The Interplay of Civic Engagement and Institutionalised Politics
In Search of Intermediating Capacities
