R. (Ronny) Reshef

The Effect of Civil Society - Government Relations on Welfare: Longitudinal Study
I am researching the dynamics of Jewish Philanthropy in the 18th-19th centuries in the Netherlands. This is done by looking into the relationship between civil society and government. The main theories for studying this relationship are those of Salamon [1995] and Young [2000]. A historical case study of over 200 years will be analysed focussing on legitimacy [Suchman] and proper governance. The research incorporates digital humanities platforms and tools to work more efficiently with the archival data.
This research is intended to enable an improved, more detailed understanding of long term variations in mutual influence patterns and power relations between civil society and government. The conceptual insights could also be relevant for similar modern case studies.
- Keywords
Nonprofit-government relations, welfare, longitudinal research, qualitative research, regulations, Jewish history, digital humanities, legitimacy, proper governance, pekidim and amarkalim
- Time frame
2021 -
PhD Track The Effect of Civil Society - Government Relations on Welfare: Longitudinal Study
I am researching the dynamics of Jewish Philanthropy in the 18th-19th centuries in the Netherlands. This is done by looking into the relationship between civil society and government. The main theories for studying this relationship are those of Salamon [1995] and Young [2000]. A historical case study of over 200 years will be analysed focussing on legitimacy [Suchman] and proper governance. The research incorporates digital humanities platforms and tools to work more efficiently with the archival data.
This research is intended to enable an improved, more detailed understanding of long term variations in mutual influence patterns and power relations between civil society and government. The conceptual insights could also be relevant for similar modern case studies.
- Keywords
- Nonprofit-government relations, welfare, longitudinal research, qualitative research, regulations, Jewish history, digital humanities, legitimacy, proper governance, pekidim and amarkalim
- Time frame
- 2021 -
Publications
Article (3)
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Academic (3)
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Reshef, R. (2024). The Ashkenazi Meat Hall in Amsterdam, 1673-1815. Studia Rosenthaliana, 50(2), 93-119. https://doi.org/10.5117/SR2024.2.001.RESH
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Reshef, R., & Gutschow, M. (2024). Text Recognition Model for Yiddish in Vaybertaytsh Typeface, Based on Community Regulations. Journal of Open Humanities Data, 10, 1-10. Article 35. https://doi.org/10.5334/johd.194
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Reshef, R., & Gutschow, M. (2023). YidTakNL Corpus: 18th– 19th Centuries Regulations of the High German Jewish Community in Holland. Journal of Open Humanities Data, 9(29), 1-6. Article 29. https://doi.org/10.5334/johd.161
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Chapter (1)
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Academic (1)
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Luidens, S., Berens, G., & Reshef, R. (Accepted/In press). Encouraging Sustainable Behavior among Hotel Employees. In P. Foroudi, & M. Jerez-Jerez (Eds.), Technological Adoption and Digital Business Strategy in the Time of the Crisis Emerald Group Publishing.
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Other contribution (2)
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Academic (2)
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Reshef, R., & Gutschow, M. (2023, Dec). Vaybertaytsh typeface 18th-19th century: Free Public AI Model for Handwritten Text Recognition with Transkribus. https://readcoop.eu/model/vaybertaytsh-typeface-18th-19th-century/
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Gutschow, M., & Reshef, R. (2023, Nov 29). Vaybertaytsh.YidTakNL-baseline. https://app.transkribus.eu/training/layout/57158
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Address
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3062 PA Rotterdam
Postbus 1738
3000 DR Rotterdam
Netherlands