This paper assesses the regulatory environments for non-profit organizations (NPOs) in Japan and England & Wales (E&W), offering insights into the differences in legislative support for NPO development in both countries. Following a review of recent NPO regulatory developments in Japan and E&W, we outline the major contemporary issues affecting NPOs and focus on the key challenges of: legislative reform, systems of regulation, accountability and third/public sector partnerships. The paper contributes to knowledge by highlighting the disparities in support for NPOs that are culturally-bounded. Also, we contribute to contemporary debate on the ability for NPOs to manage amidst a global climate of change and the possible return to the so-calle...
Social enterprises are attracting a lot of public attention as key contributors in solving some of t...
Underlying the beliefs that the evolution of the nonprofit sector in different countries can be sign...
Public attention to civil society surged abruptly and dramatically in Japan in the wake of the Great...
This paper provides a comparative assessment of the legal frameworks for non-profit organisations (N...
This paper hopes to map out the historical, legal and political contexts of the non profit sector an...
This paper examines how and why democratic OECD countries vary in their regulatory approach towards ...
Since the late 1980s, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) engaged in international development in ...
In Japan, freedom of assembly, association, and expression are guaranteed under the Constitution, an...
In recent years, nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) in Japan have received strong recognition. Alt...
Owing to the religious convictions, the system of non-profit organizations has widely been prevailed...
Japan has recently emerged as the largest donor among the Development Assistant Committee (DAC) coun...
The political and bureaucratic discourse surrounding non-profit sector reform is centred on streamli...
This Article explores regulation of the nonprofit sector by the sector itself—what we generally call...
By studying two municipalities in Tokyo that have different environmental conditions in terms of res...
As social needs become more diversified and the market economy makes further inroads, peoples'expect...
Social enterprises are attracting a lot of public attention as key contributors in solving some of t...
Underlying the beliefs that the evolution of the nonprofit sector in different countries can be sign...
Public attention to civil society surged abruptly and dramatically in Japan in the wake of the Great...
This paper provides a comparative assessment of the legal frameworks for non-profit organisations (N...
This paper hopes to map out the historical, legal and political contexts of the non profit sector an...
This paper examines how and why democratic OECD countries vary in their regulatory approach towards ...
Since the late 1980s, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) engaged in international development in ...
In Japan, freedom of assembly, association, and expression are guaranteed under the Constitution, an...
In recent years, nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) in Japan have received strong recognition. Alt...
Owing to the religious convictions, the system of non-profit organizations has widely been prevailed...
Japan has recently emerged as the largest donor among the Development Assistant Committee (DAC) coun...
The political and bureaucratic discourse surrounding non-profit sector reform is centred on streamli...
This Article explores regulation of the nonprofit sector by the sector itself—what we generally call...
By studying two municipalities in Tokyo that have different environmental conditions in terms of res...
As social needs become more diversified and the market economy makes further inroads, peoples'expect...
Social enterprises are attracting a lot of public attention as key contributors in solving some of t...
Underlying the beliefs that the evolution of the nonprofit sector in different countries can be sign...
Public attention to civil society surged abruptly and dramatically in Japan in the wake of the Great...