Titlebook: Rediscovering Voluntary Action; The Beat of a Differ Colin Rochester Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limit

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Introduction: Why the Theory and Practice of Voluntary Action Need Rethinking trustee, researcher and teacher of postgraduate students. It is an attempt to address my growing unease or anxiety about how the ways in which we understand and discuss the nature and purpose of voluntary action and the ways in which we go about it have changed over the past two or three decades. I

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Revisiting the Roots of Voluntary Actional organisations are careless of their archives and only too ready to consign their records to damp cellars or cart them off to landfill in skips. If they do show some interest in their past, this takes the form of ‘cherry-picking’ their history to provide selected images, incidents and personalitie

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The Pressure from Withinho adopted and promoted the changes from a mixture of motives, including the opportunity for personal advancement. This chapter focuses on the analogous role of the sector ‘insiders’ who welcomed the embrace offered by government in the form of ‘partnership’; happily adopted the values and habits of

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Governance, Ownership and Controlanding of the nature of voluntary action. It begins by revisiting some of the substantial body of academic and practitioner literature on governance and governing bodies in voluntary organisations and suggesting that its focus on ‘what do boards do?’ (Cornforth, 2003) diverts attention from the deep

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What Is Voluntary Action For?y and why does it matter? It suggests that the implicit answers on which much of today’s voluntary action is based are inadequate and misleading, and offers other explanations that provide a better basis for understanding and promoting it. The chapter pursues the argument on three levels. In the fir