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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-6300-500-5, as when CSOs strive to affect policy by participating in consultations and lobbying individual staff members. A broad range of CSOs, for instance, participate in more or less frequent consultations concerning overarching policies as well as specific projects of multilateral development banks. Thes

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Opposition in Global Governance: An Introduction,ance institutions (GGIs). Sometimes this has taken the forms of mass protests expressing grave critique or outright refusal, as was the case with the demonstrations against the World Trade Organization (WTO) in 1999, subsequently referred to as the Battle of Seattle, and similar protest events direc

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European Union Aid and Development Cooperation,ed by various opposition groups in this field. We begin with a brief description of the main features of the EU and its activities related to development cooperation and then turn to an analysis of the oppositional field. The next section contains an analysis of the political opportunity structure p

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The Asian Development Bank,th a brief description of the main features of this particular GGI and then turn to an analysis of the oppositional field. The next section contains an analysis of the political opportunity structure providing access and elite allies for some civil society opposition. Then follows a section describi

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The Global Forum on Migration and Development,s it. After a brief introduction to the GFMD below, the next part of the chapter moves on to exploring the oppositional field. The following section details the political opportunity structure; we then proceed to the advocacy strategies chosen by various CSOs. The final part sums up the main finding

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