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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increased their power during the third period of authoritarian rule. The
development of other state institutions in most of the countries generally started
only after the Second World War (Acufia 1995). Civil society also was quite weak
until the ...
increased their power during the third period of authoritarian rule. The
development of other state institutions in most of the countries generally started
only after the Second World War (Acufia 1995). Civil society also was quite weak
until the ...
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Four Protestant European aid agencies {Christian Aid, Brot fiir die Welt, icco and
eze) started a process of internal reflection on their role as private donor
agencies (Riddell 1993), and major Catholic agencies such as cebemo and
Misereor ...
Four Protestant European aid agencies {Christian Aid, Brot fiir die Welt, icco and
eze) started a process of internal reflection on their role as private donor
agencies (Riddell 1993), and major Catholic agencies such as cebemo and
Misereor ...
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40 Costa Rica is not part of the analysis because democratic transition started
there already in the late 1940s. Equally, the Nicaraguan democratic transition will
not be further analysed as it started essentially as a democratic transition from ...
40 Costa Rica is not part of the analysis because democratic transition started
there already in the late 1940s. Equally, the Nicaraguan democratic transition will
not be further analysed as it started essentially as a democratic transition from ...
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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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