Foreword by Jill Roe - Fellow of the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia Introduction Jeni Warburton & Melanie Oppenheimer An Overview of the Voluntary Principle in Australia Melanie Oppenheimer 'Middle Australians in the Grip of Economic "Reform" ... Will They Volunteer Michael Pusey Volunteer Resources Jeni Warburton and Allyson Mutch Australia's Highly Committed Volunteers Mark Lyons and Susan Hocking Measuring Volunteering in Economic Terms Duncan Ironmonger The Definition and Principles of Volunteering Sha Cordingley Governing the Senior Volunteer in Australia, the USA and the Netherlands Cora Vellekoop Baldock Invisible Support Michael Bittman and Cathy Thomson Women, Volunteering and Social Capital Jenny Onyx and Rosemary Leonard The Future of Volunteering as Institutionalising Practice Catherine McDonald and Allyson Mutch The "Light and Dark" of Volunteering Eva Cox The Future of Volunteering Joy Noble Contributors/ Bibliography/ Index
"...this collection of essays represent a starting point for more meaningful dialogue on volunteerism in Australia. Hopefully it will enable us to get over the 'silent barriers' that have been built in the past based on ignorance of both the importance and impacts of volunteering. It may raise awkward questions relating to equity and volition, but it has to be done. Any volunteers?" - Michael Wright, NSW Fire Brigade Employees' Union, Worksite October 2002
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