Titlebook: Global Civil Society and Its Limits; Gordon Laxer,Sandra Halperin Book 2003 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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‘Civil Society’: Critique and Alternative ‘Civil society’ is used as a means of developing an understanding of how to do this: the most common assumption or argument underpinning the many contemporary conceptions of ‘civil society’ is that the concept and creation of ‘civil society’ creates deeper forms of democracy and citizen power. Howe

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Lessons from Mexico–US Civil Society Coalitionsration between North and South: the accelerating process of economic, social and political interaction between Mexico and the US. This chapter focuses primarily on society-to-society relationships, reviewing the nature and impact of coalitions and networks that bring together civil society and socia

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Limits to Global Civil Society: Gaps Between Western Donors and Russian NGOs and Western NGOs, dramatically fuelled the growth of NGOs in developing and democratizing states. Proponents of the concept of a global civil society have often cited growing transnational linkages among nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) from different areas of the world as evidence of increasin

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The Defeat of the Multilateral Agreement on Investment: National Movements Confront Globalism negotiations, the MAI died in October 1998 when France and then Canada pulled out of the talks. The MAI’s defeat was the first time citizens’ movements punctured the aura of corporate globalization as the inevitable direction of history. Fresh from unexpected victory, anti-MAI leaders helped organi

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‘Globalization’ and Labour Strategy: Towards a Social Movement Unionismept, conventional accounts of globalization have come to constitute a kind of ‘globalization orthodoxy’ (Harman 1996), based on arguments that are widely accepted both in (left and right) popular and academic milieux.. Globalization orthodoxy generally characterizes working classes as passive vis-a-

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