2017, Vol.15, No.2

Civil Society and NGO 2024 KCI Impact Factor : 0.84

pISSN : 1599-8568
https://journal.kci.go.kr/civil&NGO

This study amis to suggest a cooperative government-civil society partnership in the financial relations based on the principle of mutual trust and independence. This study suggests a partnership alternative that can be provided either by adopting a regulation clause in the newly formulating law(civil society promotion for public benefits) or by including a regulation clause in the existing law(governmental supporting for nonprofit organizations). The legal clause (to ban the discrimination of government institutions in financial supporting for nonprofit organizations and to promote equality in the supporting) is expected to eliminate the so called black list or white list politics during the previous governments (Lee Myong-park and Park Geun-hye). With the clause in the law, the financial relationship between government and civil society is expected to be shifted from the supporting to the cooperative paradigm. list, white list, quasi-governmental organization(Quango)

The purpose of this study is to analyze social capital of the networked citizen of information society. This study manipulated citizens who use ICT and social media well as networked citizens. The research methodology is based on an e-mail questionnaire survey for citizens of Korea and Japan. The results of this study are as follows: First, the social capital of the networked citizens of Korea and Japan varies by detailed variables. Second, the most important variables in the political participation of the citizens of Korea and Japan are the generalized trust. Third, it was confirmed that the unconventional participation of Korea was a result of a fall in public trust. Fourth, the political participation of Japanese networked citizens is important for the interaction with neighbors.

This study searched the relationship between communication and service activity satisfaction by collegian volunteers for social service fields. I have studied whether the level of communication adaptability of volunteers with staffs of the organization, peer volunteers could affect the level of volunteering satisfaction. And, there is any difference to the level of satisfaction of volunteering whether volunteer's perception of non-verbal communication level. The data were collected through survey from the collegian volunteers with the experience of three months or more, at three universities in Seoul, Gyeonggi-do, and Gangwon-do with three kinds of scale including communication adaptability, non-verbal communication and volunteering satisfaction. I applied multiple regression analysis and interaction testing for moderation effect, the result showed two types of hypotheses are all significant. In conclusion, this study found that communication is critical factor of volunteering as a civil society activities, and several discussions and suggestions were presented to facilitate communication for social service fields with collegian volunteers.