NGOs in Contemporary Britain

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Direct Action and the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, 1958–62

Chapter 3 British Humanitarian, Aid and Development NGOs, 1949–Present

Chapter 4 Housewives, Workers and Citizens: Voluntary Women’s Organisations and the Campaign for Women’s Rights in England and Wales during the Post-War Period

Chapter 6 Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual NGOs in Britain: Past, Present and Future

Chapter 7 Human Rights Campaigns in Modern Britain

Chapter 8 The Anti-Apartheid Movement: Pressure Group Politics, International Solidarity and Transnational Activism

Chapter 9 Stopping the Poor Getting Poorer: The Establishment and Professionalisation of Poverty NGOs, 1945–95

Chapter 10 The Changing Role of NGOs in Britain: Voluntary Action and Illegal Drugs

Chapter 11 There Was Something About Mary: The National Viewers’ and Listeners’ Association and Social Movement History

Chapter 12 Environmental NGOs and the Environmental Movement in England

Chapter 13 NGOs and Fair Trade: The Social Movement Behind the Label

Chapter 14 Transforming a Divided Civil Society? Governance, Conflict Transformation and NGOs in Northern Ireland, 1970–2006

Chapter 15 NGOs and Democratisation: Assessing Variation in the Internal Democratic Practices of NGOs