Civil Society Historical and Contemporary Perspectives Series Editors: Virginia A. Hodgkinson, Kent E. Portney, and John C. Schneider CIVIL SOCIETY is a book series sponsored by the Jonathan M. Tisch College of Citizenship and Public Service at Tufts University.  Scholars, students, and the public alike are intrigued by the meaning of engaged citizenship and the nature of that complex activity situated between home and family life and the arena of for-profit enterprise and government agency.  These are themes of compelling interest not just in the US but worldwide, as citizen activism and democratization encounter broad political realignment, religious fundamentalism, economic development, environmental change and other forces.  Civil Society seeks to enhance and enliven the discussion through studies that range across time, cultures, and disciplines.
		(by title)

		Beyond Tocqueville Civil Society and the Social Capital Debate in Comparative Perspective	Edwards, Bob, Michael W. Foley, Mario Diani (eds)
		Citizen Environmentalists	Longhurst, James
		Civic Agriculture Reconnecting Farm, Food, and Community	Lyson, Thomas A.
		Civic Literacy How Informed Citizens Make Democracy Work	Milner, Henry
		Civil Society The Underpinnings of American Democracy	O’Connell, Brian. John W. Gardner, fwd.
		The Civil Society Reader	Hodgkinson, Virginia and Michael W. Foley, eds.
		Civil Society, Philanthropy, and the Fate of the Commons	Sievers, Bruce R.
		From Command to Community A New Approach to Leadership Education in Colleges and Universities	Longo, Nicholas V. and Cynthia M. Gibson, eds.
		From Neighborhood to Nation The Democratic Foundations of Civil Society	Thomson, Ken
		The Future of Democracy Developing the Next Generation of American Citizens	Levine, Peter
		The Internet Generation Engaged Citizens or Political Dropouts	Milner, Henry
		Smallville Institutionalizing Community in Twenty-First-Century America	Milofsky, Carl
		Social Enterprise A Global Comparison	Kerlin, Janelle A., ed.
		Uncharitable How Restraints on Nonprofits Undermine Their Potential	Pallotta, Dan

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