I was using this blog to help develop ideas for my phd on charities and immigrant communities in the 19th century. Now I'm not quite sure what I'm doing with it...
Saturday 20 January 2007
Psychological reasons for individual motivation (ongoing list)
Some thoughts on individuals' motivation for donating time or money to charity:
See also Morris on vol socs and urban elites: "Joining an association entailed mild formal but limited commitment. This suited a situation in which migration rates and town size meant that significant numbers of people had the need and motivation to cooperate together but lacked the degree of trust and shared values created by kin and communal ties."
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See also Morris on vol socs and urban elites:
"Joining an association entailed mild formal but limited commitment. This suited a situation in which migration rates and town size meant that significant numbers of people had the need and motivation to cooperate together but lacked the degree of trust and shared values created by kin and communal ties."
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