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France: Defining the Nonprofit Sector (1993) « International Publications « Downloads
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Date posted | September 3, 1993 |
| Downloaded | 2009 times |
| Categories | International Publications, Comparative Nonprofit Sector Publications, CNP Working Papers |
| Tags | europe, france |
Description
Comparative Nonprofit Sector Working Paper #7 | Edith Archambault.
Attributes the difficulty in studying the nonprofit sector in France to the largely invisible nature of these institutions. Chronicles the reemergence of this sector from the 1980s when the Socialist government supported its emergence as important in French social policy. Describes the historical evolution of the nonprofit sector in France from the eighteenth century onwards and explains the shift in the legality of these organizations over time. Identifies the sectors that make up the social economy in France and the describes the current relationship between the nonprofit sector, French society and the state.
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