VSSN’s new membership terms for both individual members and organisations are published live on this web site today via the ‘Join’ page in the light of the recent news about the new Journal. At the same time a fresh statement of the benefits of membership has been published, to remind readers of the existing ways […]
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VSSN to join 21st century in new e-services strategy
VSSN”s aging 20th century web site is moving onwards and upwards into the web 2.0 era (wrote Nick Plant and Véronique Jochum). Our present site is ancient, in technology terms – five years old! On 19 July 2004 we announced “Beta test version of Web site in soft launch”. Things have not stood still since […]
Interactive membership directory to replace ‘Who’s who’
The popular ‘Who”s who’ guide to VSSN”s members online is being phased out. At the same time VSSN”s membership directory, previously paper-based, is being modernised. Coming soon in place of both is VSSN”s new online members directory. This will give you direct access to an online profile page showing your institution, position, research interests etc. […]
Call for papers for Voluntary Sector Review
Submissions are now invited for the following three sections of the journal: Academic articles (7-8000 words): These may cover research and analysis of any part of the voluntary sector – or the third sector and civil society more generally. Articles may include scholarly inquiry, research findings and applied analysis of relevance to practitioners and decision-makers. […]
Launch of Voluntary Sector Review announced
VSSN and The Policy Press are delighted to announce the launch of an important new journal in 2010. There will be three issues per annum, in March, July and November. Voluntary Sector Review is the first UK-based, peer-reviewed journal to focus on third sector research, policy and practice. It will be an invaluable cutting-edge resource […]
VSSN and your favourite academic journals
The VSSN steering group is trying to raise the profile of the network amongst academic journal editors. We hope to increase the pool of people available to referee papers submitted to academic journals on voluntary and community sector/third sector themes. To help with this, we would be interested to hear your suggestions for the main […]
Call for papers for ARNOVA’s forthcoming conference
VSSN has been working to develop closer relationships with ‘sister’ academic associations in other countries. In this spirit we would like to let people know about the call for papers for ARNOVA’s forthcoming conference this autumn. See VSSN’s key links. ARNOVA – the Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action – is the […]
Consolidation and growth: An update on VSSN SG activities
Angela Ellis Paine (VSSN Secretary) wrote:- For those of you unable to attend VSSN last day conference and our AGM, held at Manchester in November, we thought you might like to hear about some of the key activities and developments that have taken place in VSSN over the past few months. Elections: This year’s Steering […]
Third Sector Research Centre launch announced
The Third Sector Research Centre will be launched later this month but it has already begun work and is developing its activities, links and publicity. Close links between VSSN and the centre are planned. More information on this will follow. Pete Alcock, the centre’s director, wrote: “The Third Sector Research Centre (TSRC) is a five […]
VSSN steering group: call for nominations
It’s the time of year again when we ask for your help. As you know, VSSN relies on the voluntary commitment of its steering group members (trustees) to organise many of its ongoing functions. While our Executive Officer has enabled us to expand our activities by taking on responsibility in areas such as membership subscriptions […]
