Discussing third sector in a comparative European perspective: From barriers to recommendations. Participants

Transcription

1 European Stakeholders Meeting with representatives of national third sector networks Roma, 7-8 April 2016 Discussing third sector in a comparative European perspective: From barriers to recommendations Participants From TSI WP5 Trends and Barriers research countries: Austria Vienna University of Economics and Business (WUW) Ruth Simsa Franz Neunteufl, IGO - Pressure Group of Austrian Branches of International NGOs Judith Puehringer, BDV Austria - Association of Social Enterprises Austria Gűnther Lutschinger, Fundraising Verband Croatia University of Zagreb, Institute for Social Policy (UZ) Gojko Bežovan Danijel Baturina

2 Jany Hansal, Association Deša Tijana Bogdanović, Association Roda France LEST-CNRS, The Institute of Labour Economics and Industrial Sociology, Aix-Marseille University (AMU) Francesca Petrella Sam Khebizi, Les Têtes de l Art, CRESS - Chambre régionale de l'économie sociale Philippe Oswald, La Plateforme Germany Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, Department of Political Science Annette Zimmer Benedikt Pahl Christina Rentzch Patrick Hoemke Ansgar Klein, BBE - Bundesnetzwerk Bürgerschaftliches Engagement Lilian Schwalb, BBE - Bundesnetzwerk Bürgerschaftliches Engagement

3 the Netherlands Radboud University Nijmegen, Department of Political Science and Public Administration (RU) Ulla Pape Heleen De Boer, Humanitas Cees van den Bos, Volunteer Centre Arnhem Poland Warsaw University, Institute of Social Policy (IPS) Bartosz Pielinski Malgorzata Oldak, General Assembly of National Cooperative Council Michał Orzechowski, Polish Association for Persons with Intellectual Disability Spain University of Valencia, IUDESCOOP, Spain Rafael Chaves Marísa Gómez, Social Action Platform

4 United Kingdom University of Kent, School of Social Policy, Sociology and Social Research (UoK) University of Birmingham, Third Sector Research Centre (TSRC) Sir Stuart Etherington, NCVO - National Council for Voluntary Organisations Michael Nussbaum, Action for Blind People Kate Stephens, Working Together Additional TSI countries: Norway Institute for Social Research (ISF) Bernard Enjolras Karl Henrik Sivesind Andreas Borud, Norwegian Children and Youth Council Morten Johansen, Association of NGOs in Norway

5 Italy TSI Stakeholders Engagement Partner: SPES Volunteer Support Centre for Lazio region Renzo Razzano, SPES Ksenija Fonović, SPES Fabrizio Pregliasco, ANPAS Other participants: JHU Bologna Johns Hopkins University SAIS Bologna Centre TSI Concept and Measurement Theme Leader Lester Salamon TSI Communication and Dissemination Partner EMES International Research Network Jennifer Eschweiler