Civil Society and the Governance of Development: Opposing Global Institutions (Development, Justice and Citizenship)
by Anders Uhlin, S. Kalm
Civil Society and the Governance of Development explores competing views of how development should be governed. Focusing on civil society, global institutions, justice, and citizenship, it provides a scholarly examination of tensions within international development and the institutions that influence its direction.
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Civil Society and the Governance of Development examines how development is shaped by civil society and global institutions.
The book considers opposing perspectives on the organization and governance of development across international settings.
Questions of justice and citizenship are central to its framing of institutional power and participation.
It offers a scholarly contribution to discussions of global governance, development politics, and the role of civil society.
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