Voluntary Sector Review
Volume 6, Number 2, June 2015

Issue contents

• Hybridisation in a corporatist third sector regime: paradoxes of 'responsibilised autonomy'
  Delcour, Chloë; Waele, Els De; Hustinx, Lesley
• Small-scale civil society and social policy: the importance of experiential learning, insider knowledge and diverse motivations in shaping community action
  McCabe, Angus; Phillimore, Jenny
• Voluntary action and leisure: an historical perspective 1830-1939
  Snape, Robert
• Staff and volunteers' perceptions of the volunteer programme: an alternative use of the Net Benefits Index: Carolyn Cordery, Karen Smith, Sarah Proctor-Thomson, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand
• A new model of volunteer leadership: lessons from a local festival: Linda Wilks, The Open University, UK
• The negative impacts of volunteering: a qualitative case study of one UK Scout group: Adam Talbot, University of Brighton, UK
• More than a provider: the voluntary sector, commissioning and stewardship for a diverse market in criminal justice
  Livingstone, Isabel; Macmillan, Rob
• Book Reviews