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TSRC Third Sector Research Centre The Third Sector Policy Environment in England: Partnership or Takeover?
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TSRC Third Sector Research Centre Third Sector Research Centre Theory – Challenging concepts and discourses Policy – Understanding development and implementation
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TSRC Third Sector Research Centre UK Devolution - Diversity Practice – History, Culture, Organisation Policy – Organisation, Politics, Policies Increasing divergence…
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TSRC Third Sector Research Centre Policy Context in England Continuation of ‘UK policy development’ Ideology and Discourse – Inclusive or Imperialist…
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TSRC Third Sector Research Centre Historical Epochs Nineteenth century – Delivery Early Twentieth century – Parallel bars Late Twentieth century – Extension ladders
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TSRC Third Sector Research Centre Post-war Policy Regimes Phase 1 – Incremental institution building Phase 2 – Wider incremental consolidation (Wolfenden) Phase 3 – Hyperactive mainstreaming (Deakin)
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TSRC Third Sector Research Centre Phase 3 – ‘Step Change’ Phase 1 and 2 – Focus on Vertical fields Phase 3 – Development of Horizontal support and intervention
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TSRC Third Sector Research Centre Third Sector Politics and Policy Sector-wide politics and practice – NCVO, ACEVO, SEC, NAVCA, etc… New policy focus – Third Way: between the state and the market
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TSRC Third Sector Research Centre Policy Development Deakin Commission – New relationship between the sector and the state. Blair (1998) - “The work of voluntary and community organisations is central to the Government’s mission to make this the Giving Age.” Brown (2004) - “transformation of the third sector to rival the market and the state with a quiet revolution in how voluntary action and charitable work serves the community.”
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TSRC Third Sector Research Centre Home Office Voluntary Services Unit → Active Communities Unit → Active Communities Directorate Civil Renewal Unit
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TSRC Third Sector Research Centre HM Treasury 2002 – Cross cutting review (Comprehensive Spending Review) 2007 – Future role of third sector in social and economic regeneration
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TSRC Third Sector Research Centre Social Enterprise Policy emerging from economic regeneration DTI – Social Enterprise Unit
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TSRC Third Sector Research Centre Office of the Third Sector (OTS) 2006 – Restructuring, Consolidation, Expansion - Cabinet Office location - Campbell Robb – Director - Advisory and Reference Groups
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TSRC Third Sector Research Centre Partnership - Relationships Charities Act 2006 Compact (Concordat) - Commission for Compact: promote effective partnership - Codes of Practice - Commissioning and Procurement
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TSRC Third Sector Research Centre Partnership – Support Futurebuilders Change-Up – Capacity Builders Recession Action Plan (future?) Social Investment Bank
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TSRC Third Sector Research Centre Partnership Extensive and Intensive Tensions - Service delivery - Civic engagement/Social inclusion
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TSRC Third Sector Research Centre Partnership: Grants to Contracts Competition Division Restructuring (Age Concern…) Isomorphism Takeover?
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TSRC Third Sector Research Centre New Discourses Policies for ‘the Sector’ Competition for representation (ACEVO versus NAVCA) Differential impact and implications Shaping relations with Government
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TSRC Third Sector Research Centre Devolution within England Policies implemented locally – LAs and PCTs Local Compacts Regional planning and support Neighbourhood focus in social inclusion policy
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TSRC Third Sector Research Centre English Policy Environment Centralised support and control - Partnership or Takeover? Regional and local fragmentation - Chaotic environment for practice?
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