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Susan M. Chambré

Professor Emerita

CUNY--Baruch College

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CUNY--Baruch College

Weissman School of Arts and Sciences

Department Of Sociology And Anthropology

Susan M. Chambré is currently serving as a Cuny--Baruch College Professor Emerita at Cuny--Baruch College.

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Susan M. Chambré

CUNY--Baruch College

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social sciences voluntary sector public policy sociology nonprofit organizations hiv social policy social change public management philanthropy public health civic engagement social justice treatment and prevention policy analysis sexual health organization studies urban affairs healthcare provision public welfare civil society social problems administrative science sociology of religion public health ethics family issues social gerontology multigenerational workforce human welfare social organization new york city communicable diseases medical virology venereology social science research vocational behavior health systems world development geriatric medicine elderly care active ageing social marketing organization science social accounting stakeholder analysis stakeholder engagement chronic viral infections primary immunodeficiencies public service motivation societal influence sexual responsibility population aging social security systems participatory surveillance human service organizations public health interventions intergenerational equity intergenerational relations global health crisis policy development unpaid work future prospects past trends activity theory empirical test old age hybrid theory emerging policy domain aids organizations faith-based organizations chronic disease united states historical perspective volunteer response aids epidemic baby boomers social class sociocultural anthropology health equity cultural policy global responsibility community engagement medical sociology social forces social determinants of health youth services social responsibility citizenship studies health planning ethnography school leadership community development anthropological theory social impact international social work social anthropology educational management academic ethic higher education social movements cultural change global health public relations ethnographic theory community-engaged research social work culture health policy medical anthropology servicelearning african american studies anthropology

Notable Scholarly Works

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Philanthropy in the United States. Jewish Women’s Archive (2021)

Sally Power, Ed., Civil Society Through the Lifecourse. Policy Press: Bristol, UK 2020, 234 Pp., $115.00. VOLUNTAS International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations (2021)

uk 2020policy modelingsocial policycitizenship studiespolicy presspublic managementsocial policy researchsocial sciencespublic welfarecivil societysocial justicesociologypublic policy

Has Volunteering Changed in the United States? Trends, Styles, and Motivations in Historical Perspective. Social Service Review (2020)

Susan M. Chambré

behavior change (public health)united statesvoluntary sectorhistorical perspectivecivic engagementmotivationphilanthropysocial sciencessocial changesocietal influencesociologypublic service motivationbehavioral sciences

David Horton Smith, Robert a. Stebbins and Jurgen Grotz, Eds., the Palgrave Handbook of Volunteering, Civic Participation, and Nonprofit Associations, Volume I, Palgrave Macmillan, London and New York, 2017, 803 Pp., $79.99. VOLUNTAS International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations (2018)

community developmentvoluntary sectornonprofit organizationsdavid horton smithcivic engagementcommunity engagementcitizenship studiespublic managementpublic participationsocial sciencescitizen participationpalgrave handbookcivil societycommunity managementnew yorkpublic policyurban affairs

Baby Boomers and the Long-Term Transformation of Retirement and Volunteering: Evidence for a Policy Paradigm Shift. Journal of Applied Gerontology (2016)

voluntary sectorsocial policyvocational behaviorsocial sciencespolicy paradigm shiftbaby boomerssocial security systemsfamily issuessociologypublic policymultigenerational workforcepopulation aginglong-term transformation

Book Review: Democracy in the Making: How Activist Groups Form by K. M. Blee. Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly (2015)

political analysisliberal democracyk. m. bleedemocracydeliberative democracypolitical studiesdemocratic theorysocial movementscitizen participationbook reviewpolitical sciencehumanitiesdemocratizationpolitical theoryactivismpoliticsactivist groups

Book Review: Nonprofits Advocacy: Engaging Community and Government in an Era of Retrenchment by R. J. Pekkanen, S. R. Smith, and Y. Tsujinaka (Eds.). Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly (2015)

nonprofit organizationscivic engagementcommunity engagementengaging communitypublic managementphilanthropycommunity buildingbook reviewcommunity managementpolitical sciencer. j. pekkanengovernancepublic policycommunity planning

Book Review: Doctors Without Borders: Humanitarian Quests, Impossible Dreams of MéDicins Sans FrontièRes by R. C. Fox. Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly (2014)

global historyphilosophy of medicinehumanity and medicinehistorymedicalizationglobal studiesbook reviewcross-border challenger. c. foxhumanitiesmedical historymedical ethicsimpossible dreams

Book Review: Social Movements and the Transformation of American Health Care, and Moving Politics: Emotion and Act Up’s Fight Against Aids, by Susan M. Chambré. Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly (2011)

medicalizationpolitical studiesamerican health caresocial movementssocial justiceafrican american studiesbook reviewsocial changepolitical sciencemedical historycritical public healthactivismsocial medicineamerican studies

Who Volunteers? Constructing a Hybrid Theory. International Journal of Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Marketing (2011)

Christopher EinolfSusan M. Chambré

hybrid theoryvoluntary sectornonprofit organizationssocial marketingmarketingservices marketing

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Susan M. Chambré

Professor Emerita

CUNY--Baruch College

Affiliations

CUNY--Baruch College

Weissman School of Arts and Sciences

Department Of Sociology And Anthropology

Susan M. Chambré is currently serving as a Cuny--Baruch College Professor Emerita at Cuny--Baruch College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Susan M. Chambré

CUNY--Baruch College

Professor Emerita

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Philanthropy in the United States. Jewish Women’s Archive (2021)

Sally Power, Ed., Civil Society Through the Lifecourse. Policy Press: Bristol, UK 2020, 234 Pp., $115.00. VOLUNTAS International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations (2021)

uk 2020policy modelingsocial policycitizenship studiespolicy presspublic managementsocial policy researchsocial sciencespublic welfarecivil societysocial justicesociologypublic policy

Has Volunteering Changed in the United States? Trends, Styles, and Motivations in Historical Perspective. Social Service Review (2020)

Susan M. Chambré

Baby Boomers and the Long-Term Transformation of Retirement and Volunteering: Evidence for a Policy Paradigm Shift. Journal of Applied Gerontology (2016)

Book Review: Democracy in the Making: How Activist Groups Form by K. M. Blee. Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly (2015)

Book Review: Doctors Without Borders: Humanitarian Quests, Impossible Dreams of MéDicins Sans FrontièRes by R. C. Fox. Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly (2014)

global historyphilosophy of medicinehumanity and medicinehistorymedicalizationglobal studiesbook reviewcross-border challenger. c. foxhumanitiesmedical historymedical ethicsimpossible dreams

Who Volunteers? Constructing a Hybrid Theory. International Journal of Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Marketing (2011)

Christopher EinolfSusan M. Chambré

hybrid theoryvoluntary sectornonprofit organizationssocial marketingmarketingservices marketing

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10 / page