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...ugcm/3ll3/ferguson/civil.html FERGUSON, Adam. ''An Essay on the History of Civil Society''. Hamilton, Ontario: McMaster University.]

...ation and the third sector, with particular interests in voluntary action, civil society and theories of the third sector. Dr. Van Til is Professor Emeritus of Urba

...is also characterised by lack of participation in decision making and in [[civil society|civil]], social and [[culture|cultural]] life. It occurs in all countries:

...lines page format somewhere.... I used it on the [[Civil_society/Timelines|Civil Society]] timeline, for example. It would add to the appearance of this timelines p

==State and civil society== ...debate among political scientists on whether they are part of the state or civil society.

...hin their countries, and to foster participatory democracy through regular civil society consultations X) Civil Society<br>

...dget of less than £1 million. It is mandated to promote the involvement of civil society in the Commonwealth and it manages a small programme of projects ...discussions in London with representatives of a cross-section of Nigerian civil society. Following successful elections in the early spring of 1999, the Ministeria

...at work, including the strength of a country's economy, the health of its civil society, and the degree of its democratic influence. The results suggest that there

...Foreman, G. "Purchase-of-Service Contracting, Voluntary Organizations, and Civil Society - Dissecting the Goose That Lays the Golden Eggs?" Amer Behav Sci 42, no. 1

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...rotect biodiversity hotspots. CEPF has provided support to more than 1,000 civil society groups working locally to conserve hotspots in Africa, Asia, and Latin Amer

...resolve conflicts, promote the growth of [[democracy promotion|democratic civil society]], respond to emerging environmental, public health, and economic threats,

*{{cite book|first=A.Z.|last=Pelczynski|year=1984|title=The State and Civil Society|publisher=Cambridge University Press}}

...mobilizing large military forces and rebuilding both the civil economy and civil society. Soviet intentions had not been immediately obvious at the end of the war,

...d part of the public discussion. Ultimately, a disestablished, independent civil society opened up a new arena in which private groups could promote and debate the * Neem, Johann N. "The Elusive Common Good: Religion and Civil Society in Massachusetts, 1780-1833." ''Journal of the Early Republic'' 2004 24(3):

...endium.org/wiki?title=Civil_society%2FDraft&diff=100634167&oldid=100564348 Civil society]

...organization, limited spaces for dissent also exist.<ref>Orjuela C (2005) Civil society in civil war: the case of Sri Lanka. ''Civil Wars'' </ref>

...Man'' suggests a range of concerns somewhat akin to the social bonds of [[civil society]]: ...to widespread use in recent decades in the context of the rediscovery of [[civil society]] to describe or characterize open or unconstrained social and political sp

...commons]]. <ref>Roger A. Lohmann. "Commons." International Encyclopedia of Civil Society. Springer Publishers. 2009. 513-520.</ref>. Natural commons are common pool

...ment, and educational management. Further, management programs related to civil society|civil-society organizations have also spawned programs in nonprofit managem