Titlebook: Civil Society Organizations, Advocacy, and Policy Making in Latin American Democracies; Pathways to Particip Amy Risley Book 2015 Palgrave

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Figuring the Consumer for Early Modern Dramadeed, this presence contributed significantly to the passage of a new Code of Childhood and Adolescence (Código de la Ni?ez y la Adolescencia, Law no. 17.823) in 2004. By sustaining a multiyear campaign, activists influenced the formal agenda, helped shape the content of legislation, and pressured m

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Civil Society and Policy Making,visibility and attracting the attention of officials in both the executive and legislative branches, who began to welcome their involvement in the reform process. Members of various groups were thus able to participate in almost all phases of policy making.

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Pathways to Participation in Latin American Democracies,erty. In June 2002, the poverty rate was 51 percent; by 2003, it climbed to 58 percent (International Monetary Fund 2006; World Bank 2003). The situation was even more devastating for children, who experienced poverty at a rate of 71 percent in 2003 (UNICEF 2007). Young people were abandoning school

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The Power of Persuasion,ings. However, some civil societal actors were adopting political discourses that contrasted significantly with that slogan. Proponents of FOI, for example, underscored the urgent need for political and institutional renewal, which could be achieved by improving government transparency and accountab