ドイツの第三セクターに関する一考察

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This paper offers an overview of the size, composition and revenue structure of the third sector in Germany. The third sector in Germany is dominated by the pronounced role of health care and social services, both of which receive a high degree of public funding. Particularly in the field of social services, the relationship between public and private partners is governed by the principle of subsidiarity. Subsidiarity means that the state takes on only functions that the private sector cannot meet. On the basis of this principle, service delivery in the field of social services is carried out primarily by private nonprofit organizations. The German third sector will continue to grow in the future. But financial public support of the third sector has reached its limit. As a result, the third sector itself is changing rapidly in its relations with the state. This dynamic process will result in greater flexibility in how the subsidiarity principle is applied.
神戸大学の論文
2003-02-28