GLOBALIZATION AND INTERNATIONAL SERVICE: A DEVELOPMENT PERSPECTIVE

David Lewis

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Tourism, Volunteerism, and Development Nonprofit Sector and Volunteering International Development and Aid

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This paper analyses the theme of international service (or international volunteering as it is perhaps better known in the UK) in relation to ideas about globalization and development and presents a framework for future research. Agencies such as the

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