Titlebook: Europeanization and Civil Society; Turkish NGOs as Inst Markus Ketola Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limi

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Europeanization from a Civil Society Perspective,n in Western Europe and North America. What relevance, then, can it have in the context of Turkey, a country with a Muslim population and a past steeped in Islamic traditions and history? Moreover, what does it mean to speak of ‘Europeanization’ of civil society in this context?

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EU Civil Society Policy, motives behind this policy. First, NGOs serve as an . to the overall cause. They help to fill the gap between an aspirational goal of Europeanization and the current state of affairs. Second, the vision that the EU has of civil society is based on a . idea of the concept. The notion of civil societ

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Civil Society in Turkey,nd policy debates of the previous chapters and the empirical discussion of the subsequent chapters. It endeavours to highlight the relevance of historical context in explaining how certain idiosyncrasies regarding the development of civil society have arisen in Turkey. In particular, the chapter exp

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NGO Relationships,y NGOs. The activities of such organizations tend to focus on affecting government policy, making it important to analyse the relations that exist between state actors and NGOs. The alleged capacity of NGOs to participate at the various stages of the policymaking process contributes to the view that

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Tracing the Impact of EU Policy on the Ground,ation and how NGOs operate in practice. The chapter begins with a discussion of the project approach to development, its benefits and shortcomings, and places the actor-oriented perspective (Long, 2001) against the model of rational decision-making that dominates the project-based approach. The acto

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Conclusion,orms that require wide-ranging internal adaptations, and which largely determine the official role that civil society funding plays in the accession context. In other words, the EU rationale for civil society funding links to a perception of NGOs as potential agents of domestic change. The research

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Dianne L. Newton,Susanna M. Rybakn in Western Europe and North America. What relevance, then, can it have in the context of Turkey, a country with a Muslim population and a past steeped in Islamic traditions and history? Moreover, what does it mean to speak of ‘Europeanization’ of civil society in this context?

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Europeanization from a Civil Society Perspective,n in Western Europe and North America. What relevance, then, can it have in the context of Turkey, a country with a Muslim population and a past steeped in Islamic traditions and history? Moreover, what does it mean to speak of ‘Europeanization’ of civil society in this context?