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Global trends in a fragile context : public–nonpublic collaboration, service delivery and social innovation

2020

PurposeThis study aims to enhance the understanding of the nature of collaboration between public and nonpublic actors in delivering social services and achieving social innovation in a fragile context, with an emphasis on the role of civil society organisations (CSOs). The paper focuses on Bosnia and Herzegovina, a Southeastern European country which has faced a turbulent post-conflict transition and experienced challenges in its social welfare policy and practice.Design/methodology/approachThis study uses institutional theory, particularly new institutionalism and institutional networking, as a lens through which to understand public and nonpublic collaboration and social innovation withi…

Civil societySociology and Political ScienceService delivery frameworkSocial servicesEconomics Econometrics and Finance (miscellaneous)Context (language use)Social WelfareManagement Monitoring Policy and LawDevelopmentPublic administrationPolitical science0502 economics and business050602 political science & public administrationInstitutional theoryInnovationDevelopment cooperationVDP::Sociology: 220business.industry05 social sciencesPublic sectorPublic institutionNew institutionalismCollaborationVDP::Sosiologi: 2200506 political scienceLocal welfare networksCivil Society OrganizationsPost-conflict reconstructionBusiness Management and Accounting (miscellaneous)businessInnovation in the public sector050203 business & management
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The rhetoric of love in religious peacebuilding

2020

Religious leaders involved in peacebuilding initiatives often refer to the religious value of love to encourage groups in conflict to live peacefully together. In this article, I suggest that references to love as a religious value might contribute to bridging social capital, meaning social bonds between groups who have experienced conflict. However, without simultaneously addressing questions of justice, which is often necessary in violent conflicts, creating social bonds through references to love constitutes a weak contribution to peace. The article uses the study of a religious peacebuilding project in Ethiopia as an example and illustrates how religious leaders failed to make a substan…

Cultural StudiesPhilosophyVDP::Sociology: 220media_common.quotation_subjectPeacebuildingRhetoricReligious studiesGender studiesSociologyValue (mathematics)VDP::Sosiologi: 220media_commonSocial capitalJournal of Contemporary Religion
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