Titlebook: Civil Society Elites; Exploring the Compos H?kan Johansson,Anna Meeuwisse Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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The Danish Civil Society Elite 1910–2020: Continuity, Reproduction and Integration. civil society, while this study focuses on elites . civil society, that is, leaders of central civil society organisations in Denmark. Using social network analysis, the analysis builds on a dataset from the Danish Who’s Who from 1910, 1965, and 2020. The study shows the causes that this elite has

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Organisational, Reputational, and Visible Leaders: A Comparison of Three Approaches to Civil Society. The aim is to address the implications of different methods of elite identification for our understanding of civil society elites and to reflect on the methodological challenges in the study of civil society elites. Hence, we focus on comparing both the application and operationalisation of the me

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Consecrating Civil Society Elites in Europe: Examining Civil Society Prizeslds, few have explored prizes aimed at top civil society leaders. This chapter draws on a study of civil society prizes in Italy, Poland, Sweden, and the UK targeting top civil society leaders. The study analyses how many persons received a prize and the type of prize-giving organisation and shows t

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Elite Integration Through Volunteerism: The Case of a New York City Parent-Teacher AssociationTeacher Association (PTA) of a New York City Public Elementary School. On the one hand, PTAs are seen as a classic example of US civic engagement and community-building. On the other hand, research suggests that volunteerism can be a source of social inequality. These two different views demonstrate