Workers’ and volunteers’ ideas about the benefits of young people’s cultural participation: a critical capital-based approach

Husu, Hanna-Mari; Kumpulainen, Kaisu

doi:10.1080/10286632.2020.1854237

International Journal of Cultural Policy

2020

DOI: 10.1080/10286632.2020.1854237

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Workers’ and volunteers’ ideas about the benefits of young people’s cultural participation: a critical capital-based approach

Hanna-Mari Husu

Kaisu Kumpulainen

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Sports and Cultural Volunteering: Competitive or Complementary Activities?

Hallmann

Artime

2022

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While nonprofit organizations have traditionally been considered increasingly competing for resources, this paper mainly explores the potential mutual relationship between volunteering in sport and volunteering in culture. Drawing on 2014 data from the German Volunteer Survey, we estimated a bivariate probit model based on 27,293 observations. The findings suggested that sports and cultural volunteering were complementary activities. Thus, promoting volunteering in one of the domains positively affected volunteering in the alternative domain. Parental volunteering, religiosity, and education were primary drivers of both types of volunteering. However, differences in some determinants have also been found. For example, volunteering in culture was predominantly female, while male volunteers dominated sports.

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Sports and Cultural Volunteering: Competitive or Complementary Activities?

Hallmann

Artime

2022

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Health, financial means and cultural participation in Flanders: dissecting complex interaction patterns for nine forms of cultural participation

Verhoeven,

Spruyt,

Siongers

2024

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Workers’ and volunteers’ ideas about the benefits of young people’s cultural participation: a critical capital-based approach

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Sports and Cultural Volunteering: Competitive or Complementary Activities?

Sports and Cultural Volunteering: Competitive or Complementary Activities?

Health, financial means and cultural participation in Flanders: dissecting complex interaction patterns for nine forms of cultural participation

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