韓国、ソウル
2013年10月 24〜26日
Nonprofit Law, Policy and Practice: Evolution and Evaluation
The third sector in the Asia Pacific region is very large and dynamic -
it is claimed that China and India have 1+ million third sector organizations.
The major growth in the third sector in Asia had been in the 1970s
and 1980s - during the prodemocracy movements. The third sector activities
and organizations, in the recent past, have also been influenced by
many tax laws e.g. in Australia, Japan, Korea. Sadly democratization
and recent extremist activities have prompted new legislations constricting
the third sector in many countries. Laws affecting the third sector
in the Asia Pacific region having been in existence for about 150 years
have grown rapidly in the last two decades.
Is this development for better or for worse?
MAJOR THEMES OF THE CONFERENCE INCLUDED:
- Government, laws, and the third sector
- Tax regime and the third sector activities
- Third sector and policy making: Impact and Evaluation
- Wellbeing/welfare systems and the role of the third sector
- Non-profit history and 'her-story'
Conference Venue
The conference was held in the Kim Koo Museum and Library, Seoul.
Host Institution
The NPO Research Centre at the East-West Institute of the Yonsei University, Korea,
carries out research on non-profit organizations, laws and policies. The NPO
Research Centre also is a research hub for non-profit sector in Korea,
and has participated in many international joint research projects. The
NPO Research Centre also played an important role in the formation of the Korea
Association of Non-profit Sector Research (KANPOR) in 2000.
The KANPOR was co-hosting this Conference.
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