Social services in France: A public/private partnership

Edith Archambault ()

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Abstract: After a brief overview of the historical background, the main object of this chapter is to analyse the type of relationship that have been developed between the government, at its different levels, and the non-profit organisations, in the recent years, and the consequences of these new relationship on the traditional functions of non-profit organisations

Keywords: nonprofit organisations; public/private partnership; welfare mix; decentralisation; social services; antiselection; associations; partenariat public/privé; decentralisation action sociale (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2006
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Published in Peter Herrmann and Sabine Herrenbrueck. Changing Administration –Changing Society. Challenges for Current Social Policy, Nova Publishers - New York, pp.223-241, 2006

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