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1. Personal Data Last Name Salamon First Name Lester M. Second Name Date of Birth 1943 Citizenship US Form 6a. Leading Scientist's Questionnaire 1. Personal Data Last name Salamon First name Lester M. Second name Date of birth 1943 Citizenship US 2. Education Name of institution and year of graduation B.A., Princeton University, 1964 (Economics, Public Policy) Academic degree Ph.D., Harvard University, 1971 (Government) Academic Title Professor, Johns Hopkins University 3. Place of Residence Country USA Mailing address 903 Lynch Drive, Arnold, MD 21012 USA Phone +1 (410) 626-7695 E-mail [email protected] США 903 Линч Драйв, Арнольд, Мэрилэнд, почтовый индекс 21012 Тел. +1 (410) 626-7695 4. Employer Full name of employer organization: Center for Civil Society Studies. Institute for Health and Social Policy. Johns Hopkins University Job title Director Country USA Mailing address: 3400 N. Charles St Baltimore, MD 21218 Phone +1 410-516-5569 E-mail [email protected] Fax +1 (410) 516-8233 Full name of employer organization: School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University Bologna Center Job title Research Professor Country Italy Mailing address: 40126, via Belmeloro 11, Bologna, Italy Phone +39.051.2917.811 E-mail [email protected] Fax +39 051 228 505 Full name of employer organization Johns Hopkins School of Arts and Sciences Job title Professor Country USA Mailing address 3400 N. Charles St, Baltimore, MD 21218 Phone +1 410.516.5569 E-mail [email protected] Fax +1 410-516-8233 5. Previous employers Founding Director, Institute for Policy Studies, and Professor, School of Arts and Sciences, The Johns Hopkins University, 1987-1997. Director, Center for Governance and Management Research, The Urban Institute, Washington, D.C., 1980-1986. Deputy Associate Director, U.S. Office of Management and Budget, Washington, D.C. 1977-December 1979. Associate Professor of Policy Sciences and Political Science, and Director of the Center for Urban and Regional Development Policy, Duke University, Durham, NC, 1973-1980 (on leave, 1977-1980). Assistant Professor of Political Science, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee, 1970-1973. Instructor, Department of Political Science, Tougaloo College, Tougaloo, Mississippi, 1966-1967. 6. Scientometrical indicators 6.1 Researcher lD No 6.2 Sphere of scientific interests: public administration, economics, government, social issues, 6.3 H-index (as of the time of application submission) __9___ 6.4 Number of articles published in peer review periodicals referenced in the Web of Science and Scopus data base ___23____ 6.5 Average weighted impact factor of the periodicals in which the leading scientist’s articles were published ______1,64______ 6.6 Number of citations of the leading scientist’s articles published in periodicals referenced in the Web of Science and Scopus data base ___508_____ 6.7 Average number of citations per article 22,09________ 7. Leading scientist’s research achievements 7.1 Leading scientist’s awards and honorary titles No. Name of Issuing authority Year of Achievement awarded by award/honorary title winning prize/honorary title 1. Aaron Wildavsky American Political 2012aaawardaw Partners in Public Service: Enduring Science ard Government and the Nonprofit Contribution Award Association Sector in the Modern Welfare State. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1995 2. J. Douglas Gibson Queens 2005 Speech on “The New Governance Lecture University, and the Tools of Public Action” Kingston, Ontario, Canada 3. Gerald Seabury University of 2004 Presentation on “The Nonprofit Lecture California at Sector in Global Perspective” Berkeley 4. Distinguished Association For 2003 Multiple books and articles on the Lifetime Research on theory and operation of nonprofit Achievement Nonprofit organizations Award Organizations and Voluntary Action (ARNOVA) 5. Prize for Best Book Virginia 2001 Global Civil Society: Dimensions on the Nonprofit Hodgkinson Prize, of the Nonprofit Sector (with S. Sector and Independent Wojciech Sokolowski and Philanthropy Sector Associates), Volume II, Bloomfield, CT, Kumarian Press, 2004. 6. Distinguished Israel Center for 1999 Johns Hopkins Comparative Lifetime Third Sector Nonprofit Sector Project Achievement Research, Beer- Award Sheva, Israel 7. Award for Association For 1996 Partners in Public Service: Distinguished Book Research on Government-Nonprofit Relations in Nonprofit and Nonprofit in the Modern Welfare State. Voluntary Action Organizations and Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins Research Voluntary Action University Press, 1995 (ARNOVA) 9. Laverne Burchfield American Society 1978 “Urban Politics, Urban Policy, Award for Public Case Studies, and Political Administration Theory,” Public Administration Review Vol. 36, No. 4. 1977. pp. 418-428. 7.2. Leading scientist’s publications in 2008-2013 in journals indexed in the web of Science and Scopus No. Name of Journal Authors (in the order Title of Year, Impact specified in article volume, Factor publication) issue CIVIL SZEMLE Salamon, Lester M. Preface Vol. 7 (4) 0.149 pp. 7-8 2010 7.3. List of monographs and chapters in monographs of the leading scientist in 2008-2013 No. Monograph (authors of monograph, its name, Brief annotation to monograph year of publication, number of pages, ISBN, publisher) 1. Philanthropication thru Privatization: Building The Philanthropication thru Privatization Initiative Assets for Social Progress. New York: East is designed to explore and promote the potentials West Management Institute. for building or strengthening permanent charitable forthcominh 2014 endowments in countries throughout the world by capturing portions of the billions of dollars in privatization transactions taking place in countries throughout the world and dedicating them permanently to social, cultural, and environmental purposes and to strengthening civil society institutions. 222 Salamon, L.M., 2012, “Subsidiarity and the This report is intended to offer a preliminary new governance: reflections on the lombard assessment of the governance development in the experience.” Subsidiarity Governance: Lombard region of Italy during the past fifteen Theoretical and Empirical Models, p. 19-30. years viewed through the lens of the “new Edited by Alessandro Colombo. New York: governance.” The report focuses on the extent to Palgrave Macmillan, 2012. Pp. xix -t- 176. which this model has served its avowed goal of ISBN-10: 1137012102, advancing an approach to governance embodied in ISBN-13: 9781137012104 the concept of subsidiary. Salamon, L.M. 2012. America’s Nonprofit In this new, fully revised edition of America’s Sector: A Primer. 3rd Edition. New York: The Nonprofit Sector, renowned author Lester Salamon Foundation Center. 295 pages clarifies the scope, structure, finances, and ISBN-10: 1595423605 operation of the nonprofit sector and examines ISBN-13: 978-1595423603 how it has changed over time, both generally and in major fields like health care, education, arts, and religion. Salamon, L.M. 2012. The State of Nonprofit In this second edition of this immensely successful America, (ed.). 2d edition. Washington, D.C.: volume, Lester Salamon and his colleagues offer Brookings Institution Press. 708 pages. an overview of the current state of America’s ISBN-10: 0815703309 | ISBN-13: 978- nonprofit sector, examining the forces that are 0815703303 shaping its future and identifying the changes that might be needed. This edition has been completely revised and updated to reflect changing political realities and the punishing economic climate currently battering the nonprofit sector, which faces significant financial challenges during a time when its services are needed more than ever. Salamon, L.M. 2011. Manual on the Intended as a guide for countries in generating Measurement of Volunteer Work. Geneva: systematic and comparable data on volunteer work International Labour Organization. 110 p. by means of regular supplements to labor force or ISBN 10: 9221250709 other household surveys. The objective is to make ISBN 13: 9789221250708 available comparative cross-national data on a significant form of work which is growing in importance but is often ignored or rarely captured in traditional economic statistics in order to establish the economic value of volunteering. Irish, L.E., L.M. Salamon, K.W. Simon, This study aims to provide the Ministry of Civil Outsourcing Social Services to CSOs: Lessons Affairs (MoCA) of the People's Republic of China from Abroad. World Bank, 2009. an overview of international experience with the Online. use of direct and indirect, consumer and producer side instruments for engaging civil society organizations in the delivery of government- financed social and human services. The discussion in the report falls into three major parts. Part one offers an overview of the scale of the civil society sector globally and of the extent and patterns of government support for it. Against this backdrop, part two then examines in more detail the experience of particular countries with government-nonprofit cooperation with respect to outsourcing social services. Finally, based on these experiences, the final part offers some suggestions for the Government of China as it seeks to fashion a workable relationship with the emerging Chinese civil society organization (CSO) sector. Salamon, L.M.. Rethinking Corporate Social In this new book, Lester M. Salamon, one of the Engagement: Lessons from Latin America. foremost experts on civil society, assesses the Sterling, Va.: Kumarian Press, 2010. 159 reality behind the corporate social engagement pages. (CSE) hype in Latin America. Rejecting the MBA
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