Präventionsprogramme der Landeskrebsgesellschaften

Jackisch, Christian; Berg, Claire M.; Bohnenkamp, Hanna; Seifart, Ulf; Maulbecker-Armstrong, Catharina

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“…6-8), or as participants of LEADER-projects (Ebeling, 2017). Further, scholars have to a lesser degree included the LandFrauen in studies on adult education (Ambos & Greubel, 2012;Baumgart, Becker, Borsch, Merre, & Maas, 2004;Beetz, Bender, & Haubold, 2018;Kaschuba, 1996), and with regards to their project work in fields such as health (Jackisch et al, 2020), employment (Putzing, 2003), tourism (Kistemann, 2003), and biodiversity (Lütt, 2007).…”

Section: The Landfrauen Organizations In German Civil Society and As Object Of Researchmentioning

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Specialists for Crumble Cakes? The German LandFrauen Organizations in Social Innovation, and as Educational, Social, and Political Institutions

Suarsana

2021

Knowledge and Civil Society

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This chapter presents empirical results on the German LandFrauen clubs and associations as contemporary elements of German civil society from the conceptual perspective of social innovation, as an approach which is expected to hold high potential particularly for rural areas. The analysis shows that the German LandFrauen clubs and associations are highly engaged in initiating change and development in rural Germany by uniquely addressing women’s needs through social, cultural, and educational offers. Here, the members’ social interactions function as a basis and starting point for further activities providing impulses in local development.As prerequisites that enable the LandFrauen to pursue their activities, two key characteristics were identified: (1) Their practices are integrated into specific local fields and highly adaptive to local needs and interests through the deep integration of the large and diverse base of members in their local villages and rural society, which allows for functions as local initiators, catalysts, and multipliers in regional development. (2) The institutional frame of clubs and associations allows for support, cooperation, and exchange across the vertical and horizontal structure, and provides access to resources and a broad network to external partners.

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Section: The Landfrauen Organizations In German Civil Society and As Object Of Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

Specialists for Crumble Cakes? The German LandFrauen Organizations in Social Innovation, and as Educational, Social, and Political Institutions

Suarsana

2021

Knowledge and Civil Society

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Präventionsprogramme der Landeskrebsgesellschaften

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Specialists for Crumble Cakes? The German LandFrauen Organizations in Social Innovation, and as Educational, Social, and Political Institutions

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