The Involvement/Exclusion Paradox of Spontaneous Volunteering

Overview of attention for article published in Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, July 2016

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@USofDisaster @SamLMontano Can’t find him on Twitter, but Duncan Shaw from Manchester has done some good work, e.g. https://t.co/nOc4FioLnm (Might be worth a hunt around the rest of his publications - not convinced this is the one I was looking for!)

Check this out! https://t.co/SQWQe8CIbM

RT @NVSQuarterly: New "involvement/exclusion paradox" theory of spontaneous volunteers in #NVSQ journal. #DisasterManagement #floods https:…

New "involvement/exclusion paradox" theory of spontaneous volunteers in #NVSQ journal. #DisasterManagement #floods https://t.co/Lb7lG7Nb1C https://t.co/wcbbI43D84

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