State-society relations
State society relations in civil conflicts
... where state-society relations are ...by state forces can alienate civilians and lead them to grow sympathy for the rebels who may then take advantage of their newly found popular support to ...
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State-Society Relations: NGOs in Kazakhstan
... asymmetric state-society relationship evident from the Kazakhstan’s independence in 1991 shifted in favour of a stronger societal voice through a more vibrant civil society? This research has clearly ...
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Social Value Chains: A New Organizational Framework for Studies on State-Society Relations in China
... society relations in ...theorizing state-society relations in ...the state and society in its entirety, and no research has engaged all types of social sector ...the ...
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State–society relations in a dynamic framework:the case of the Far East and Sub-Saharan Africa
... changing state-society relations It is clear from the short analysis of the main characteristics of state-society relations in East Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa, that while in ...
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State–society relations in a dynamic framework: The case of the Far East and Sub-Saharan Africa
... changing state-society relations It is clear from the short analysis of the main characteristics of state-society relations in East Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa, that while in ...
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State–society relations in a dynamic framework: The case of the Far East and Sub-Saharan Africa.
... changing state-society relations It is clear from the short analysis of the main characteristics of state-society relations in East Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa, that while in ...
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State–society relations in a dynamic framework: The case of the Far East and Sub Saharan Africa
... changing state-society relations It is clear from the short analysis of the main characteristics of state-society relations in East Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa, that while in ...
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State–society relations in the ‘South African developmental state’: integrated development planning and public participation at the local level
... as nothing will change 15% 15% 17% The perception of some respondents that their attendance would serve no purpose as ‘nothing would change’ (15% to 17% of those who attended no meetings) can, in part, be explained by ...
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Complicated Campuses: Universities, Middle-Class Politics, and State-Society Relations in Brazil, 1955-1990
... Similarly, scholarship on universities in Brazil has tended to neglect the dictatorship and post-dictatorship periods. Luiz Antônio da Cunha, Raimundo Martin da Silva, and Maria de Lourdes de A. Fávero have considered ...
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Demarcating the Omani Yemeni Border: A Border Perspective on Shifting State-Society Relations in the Sultanate of Oman
... to state-society relations having deteriorated since the 2011-2012 ...both state and non-state actors and not unique within the MENA ...by state institutions and the border, as ...
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State-society Relations and the Sources of Support for the Putin regime: Bridging Political Culture and Social Contract Theory
... democracies and how it contributes to their stability. 4 Finally, while our analysis suggests that social contracts underpinning regime stability can be adjusted to reflect changing circumstances, the long-term prospects ...
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Shared-knowledge, Transparency, and Accountability: In Enabling State-Society Relations Governance on COVID-19 Resilience Building Societies
... enabling state- society relations on COVID-19 resilient building governance and takes into account the impact on third- country nationals (TCNs) in Austria, Finland, Czechia, and ...to state- ...
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State-Society Relations and the Dilemmas of the New Developmentalist State
... and Society – New Relationships for a New Development Era’ 157–168 | 163 The meaning and the implications of the characterisation of the nature of the developmental state are perhaps further clarified by ...
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Diverse State-Society Relations: Implications of Implementing the Paris Declaration
... civil society of implementing the principles of the PD; prompting learning that the linkages between aid effectiveness and development outcomes in the domain of, for example, poverty alleviation remain ...civil ...
The discontented farmer : state society relations and food insecurity in rural Tanzania
... the state from the economic and social spheres and the entrance of new actors in the scene may have blurred the image of the state in the society and complicated the already difficult relationship ...
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Alternatives in the Restructuring of State-Society Relations: Research Issues for Tropical Africa
... the state in ...African state as an all-seeing promoter of long-run comparative advantage besieged by local – and especially international – supporters of free-market capitalism personified by the IMF and ...
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Civil society under authoritarian rule: disasters, social capital, and their consequences in Chinese state-society relations
... that state-sponsored charitable activities already existed in China over 2000 years ...run, state funded, charity in Song dynasty (960–1279 AD), and ...
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Kemalism in the periphery: anti-veiling campaigns and state-society relations in 1930s Turkey
... the state officials, were ...that state-appointed actors seemed to be more willing to support the campaigns and the opposing forces usually came from actors who were locals of the places in question, such ...
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The functioning and dysfunctioning of NGOs in transitional China: Change and continuity in state society relations
... or state-owned universities who use the NGOs to take on consultancy ...a society of traditional Chinese philosophy I interviewed, the main attraction of the society to its members lies in the fact ...
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Genocide in the Modern Age: State-Society Relations in the Making of Mass Political Violence, 1900-2015
... where society was imbued with notions of antisemitism that permeated nearly all aspects of life: Germans were taught to blame Jews for Germany’s defeat in WWI and subsequent ...administrative state, and was ...
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