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Non-governmental Organizations
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, 1985Abstract Research on non-governmental organizations (NGOs, often international NGOs, or INGOs) has advanced over the last several decades from demonstrating that NGOs matter in shaping economic development and foreign aid to examining the potential for NGOs to advocate for new rights, set standards for environmental protections, and ...
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The role of non-governmental organizations
Addiction, 1997AbstractNon‐governmental organizations (NGOs) intervening in the area of alcohol problems are varied and have different histories depending on their political, social and cultural contexts; some are long‐established and often bear a heavy heritage, while others have recently arisen from the upheavals in eastern Europe and the developing countries.
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Environmental Policy and Law, 1975ICEL The IUCN environmental law information system (ELIS) Conservation of the environment and the international law association (Prof. Helmut R.
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Non-Governmental Organizations
Environmental Policy and Law, 1976Creation of The Institute for European Environmental Policy 194 IUCN governing assembly – I. Open democracy 195 II.
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Non Governmental Organizations
Environmental Policy and Law, 1977Loudon New WWF President 88 UICN: Bilan Positif (A.-Ch.
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1999Human rights organizations are part of the phenomenon known as ‘non-governmental organizations’ or NGOs. Curiously enough, these NGOs are defined by what they are not. They emphasize their distance and independence from governments, yet at the same time it is mostly the actions and activities of national governments that are the very cause and purpose ...
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Non-governmental Organizations
2018Abstract What is the relationship between the United Nations and civil society? Has the relationship changed over time? This chapter demonstrates how both the UN and civil society benefit from sustained interaction. It investigates civil society’s role in the UN’s struggle to gain legitimacy, assert its authority, and carry out its ...
Mike Schroeder, Paul Wapner
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Packaging, Transport, Storage & Security of Radioactive Material, 2011+5 more sources