Titlebook: Civil Society Participation in European and Global Governance; A Cure for the Democ Jens Steffek,Claudia Kissling,Patrizia Nanz Book 2008 P

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Ulrich Stottmeister,Alena Mudrochations (IOs). Both normatively and empirically based policy proposals tend to suggest an augmented role of the new actors — mainly civil society organizations (CSOs) or non-governmental organizations (NGOs) — in overcoming the legitimacy deficit of IOs. However, if the participation of non-state act

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Environmental Science and Engineeringwidely praised. The inclusion of non-state actors developed into one of the defining and legitimizing goals of the summit. The WSIS ought to be ‘the scene of a new world dialogue, a new form of international communication based on the values of responsiveness, exchange, solidarity and sharing’.. The

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-62304-6lobalization.. Many of these critics accused the WTO of having opaque decision-making structures and a secretive policy style, next to the programmatic bias of its liberalization agenda. As a means of remedy, activists and academics alike have called for the enhanced participation of civil society i

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Valentina Volpe,Anne Peters,Stefano Battinits, international institutions to enjoy very little autonomy and non-state actors to play hardly any role at all (Rittberger et al. 1999: 120). The reasons are evident: where the physical survival of states and societies is at stake and errors may be fatal, mistrust among governments is widespread a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4039-7958-2 Besides its constant need for expertise, the Commission’s chronic understaffing attracted it to the idea of gaining diverse stakeholders as allies for its legislative proposals. This inclusion of interest organizations was meant to serve at least three purposes: first, a ., to increase the effectiv

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Palgrave Studies in Oral Historye Regulation of Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO Panel). It examines the extent to which organized civil society and concerned citizens have the opportunity to influence decisions on the regulation of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in the European Union (EU). It considers the conditions of

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Hatred, Global Power and Terror,d the nation-state. If one takes the ideal of deliberative democracy as a starting point, as we did, a very important argument can be made for including CSOs in political deliberation and in decision-making at international level. Organized civil society may serve as a ‘transmission belt’ between a

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Freedom, Anger and Global Power,ion. The decision to introduce active redistribution between the European member states was made by statesmen. However, recent referenda have shown that the solidarity of the people and their support for European policies, politics and polity cannot be taken for granted.