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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The us government perceived the revolution in Nicaragua and the growth of
armed opposition movements in El Salvador and Guatemala as a serious '
communist threat' to its traditional sphere of influence. European governments
used ...
The us government perceived the revolution in Nicaragua and the growth of
armed opposition movements in El Salvador and Guatemala as a serious '
communist threat' to its traditional sphere of influence. European governments
used ...
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(1989) and Stepan (1990) argue that too little credit has been given to the role of
opposition forces. They maintain that the principal force that led to regime
transition was a change in the strength and mobilisation of civil society. When
core ...
(1989) and Stepan (1990) argue that too little credit has been given to the role of
opposition forces. They maintain that the principal force that led to regime
transition was a change in the strength and mobilisation of civil society. When
core ...
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But electoral victories by reformist opposition coalitions were systematically
obstructed by the use of electoral fraud or pre-emptive military coups. Moreover,
the militarisation of rural areas often made it impossible for these opposition
parties to ...
But electoral victories by reformist opposition coalitions were systematically
obstructed by the use of electoral fraud or pre-emptive military coups. Moreover,
the militarisation of rural areas often made it impossible for these opposition
parties to ...
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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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