Information Society and the Transformation of Organizations in Finland

Abstract

The present research concerns the study of a new structure that exists in US cities. This structure is composed of institutions that have traditionally been called civil society. They are primarily voluntary, primarily concerned with the promotion of democracy, and the health of families, the common good, the public interest, and social safety net. The structure is called a broad-based organization (BBO) and seeks member groups (not individuals) from specific churches, unions, school councils, community associations, and civic groups. Primarily faith-based organizations, BBOs seek to recover the debates and forums necessary for a healthy democracy. They exist in all of the major 25 cities in the US, and most of the second largest cities. Some cities have more than one BBO,

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