The Politics of Civil Society Building: European Private Aid Agencies and Democratic Transitions in Central AmericaHow to understand the process of incipient democratization in societies without democratic traditions, in which civil society was highly exclusive and external forces extremely dominant? This is the first empirical analysis of private aid impact in Central America, as well as the first effort to provide a theoretical understanding of the politics of civil society building with external aid resources. |
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required for effective lobbying activities in the North, particularly towards
European governments and the European Union, to maintain funding levels to
the region and to influence their agenda setting.9' Another result of this internal
reflection ...
required for effective lobbying activities in the North, particularly towards
European governments and the European Union, to maintain funding levels to
the region and to influence their agenda setting.9' Another result of this internal
reflection ...
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As long as aid flows continued, communities had no reason to actively search for
funding from local governments. A reduction of aid flows to the communities
would probably have destroyed the community councils, which left funders with
no ...
As long as aid flows continued, communities had no reason to actively search for
funding from local governments. A reduction of aid flows to the communities
would probably have destroyed the community councils, which left funders with
no ...
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As some local ngos received funding from governmental agencies or through us
private aid agencies they were often not aware that they enjoyed aid funding (
Interview with Victor Meza 1991). 31 SomefOPrideh members formed an informal
...
As some local ngos received funding from governmental agencies or through us
private aid agencies they were often not aware that they enjoyed aid funding (
Interview with Victor Meza 1991). 31 SomefOPrideh members formed an informal
...
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Tables Figures and Maps | 9 |
Between Compassion and Survival | 59 |
Learning from Failure | 93 |
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| Titolo | The Politics of Civil Society Building: European Private Aid Agencies and Democratic Transitions in Central America |
| Autore | Kees Biekart |
| Curatore | Transnational Institute |
| Edizione | illustrata, commentata |
| Editore | International Books, 1999 |
| ISBN | 9057270250, 9789057270253 |
| Lunghezza | 416 pagine |
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