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ILR Impact Brief - Collective Bargaining Remains the Linchpin of Worker Representation [PDF]
, 2008 [Excerpt] The decline in union density and collective bargaining coverage has created a representation gap that civil society organizations only partially bridge.
Givan, Rebecca
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Partecipazione e ConflittoThis study aims to identify how civil society reacts to the de-democratizing attempts and the political polarization that usually accompanies this process. Civil society actors working under populist rule usually have to overcome two main challenges: the
Márton Gerő
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Filling the gap : a learning network for health and human rights in the Western Cape, South Africa [PDF]
, 2012 We draw on the experience of a Learning Network for Health and Human Rights (LN) involving collaboration between academic institutions and civil society organizations in the Western Cape, South Africa, aimed at identifying and disseminating best practice
Fick, Nicolé +3 more
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Transformational dynamism of civil society organizations [PDF]
, 2017 Open innovation, F(L)OSS, sharing economy, co-creation, social entrepreneurship, solidarity economy, platform cooperativism, peer production… These innovative patterns of broadening cooperation among civil society, market and public sector players can ...
Veress, József
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Partnering with Civil Society Organizations
CIRIEC Working papers, 2019 The purpose of this article is to make a distinctive contribution to the emergence of a new form of partnership between municipalities and Civil Society Organizations (CSOs). These collaborations are articulated at the border between the public and the society as well as between the formal and the informal economy.
Viganò, Federica, Salustri, Andrea
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Civil Society and International Organizations: A Liberal Framework for Global Governance [PDF]
, 2007 An earlier draft of this Article was presented at a faculty workshop at the University of Illinois College of Law. (Author\u27s Manuscript, March 2005) This analysis of how civil society can contribute to a better system of global governance draws on the
Bignami, Francesca E.
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Civil Society and Human Rights as Part of the Neoliberal Narrative
Akademisk Kvarter, 2011 In Civil Society and Human Rights as Part of the Neoliberal Narrative: An Export to the Russian Federation by Eunice Castro Seixas we find a quite different global narrative.
Eunice Castro Seixas
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Entrepreneurial Orientation and International Fundraising by Civil Society Organizations
BBR: Brazilian Business Review, 2020 This article examines how certain Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) from Emerging Economies (EE) are able to raise funds from International Development Agencies (IDAs) while others are not successful in this endeavor.
Mariana Cristina Betti Cury Lorca +1 more
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Civil Society Capture by Early Stage Autocrats in Well-Developed Democracies – The Case of Austria
Nonprofit Policy Forum, 2019 The article presents the results of an empirical study on the current framework conditions for civil society organizations in Austria. The results are linked to findings on how authoritarian governments deal with civil society.
Simsa Ruth
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Civil Society Actors as Catalysts for Transnational Social Learning [PDF]
, 2005 This article explores the roles of transnational civil society organizations and networks in transnational social learning. It begins with an investigation into social learning within problem domains and into the ways in which such domain learning builds
L. David Brown, Vanessa Timmer
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