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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-05906-8on” to achieve sustainability. Such persistent fragile action is performed by social movement organizations. They prioritize contestation over participation, exclusivity over multivocality, and experience over experimentation. They contribute to important societal transformations because they embrac

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Dhruvesh P. Patel,Prashant K. Srivastavacase law that developed across the nineteenth and twentieth centuries has not provided any substantial organizing principles. Consequently, fundraising law is fragmented, not always fit for purpose, often confusing, commonly supervised by multiple regulators, and frequently difficult to navigate. Th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-7163-9 the twentieth century, but less attention has been paid to foundations’ own internal debates. This chapter explores the ways in which foundations have presented their own perceptions of their roles and legitimacy vis-à-vis government and democracy. It is suggested that just as external critiques ch

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A. Henderson-Sellers,K. McGuffieg the scope and effectiveness of welfare systems. The modern crisis of these systems induced many foundations to move toward the new role of supporting creativity and social innovation or at least to pretend to do so. Supporting creativity and social innovation does not mean venturing into extravaga

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Remote Sensing Big Data Management,y after the end of the Cold War. It represented a critique of conventional state-centric perceptions of politics by focusing on the significance of nonparty politics and activism across borders; the study of global civil society was viewed as a way to supplant the study of international relations th

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Supervised Classification Techniques,es the external threats, namely, the impacts of new authoritarianism, neo-nationalism, and anti-globalism, and analyzes the reactions of transnational civil society organizations and their cooperation with other stakeholders facing the same challenges. It also gives an overview of internal challenge

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Spectral Domain Image Transforms,pter sheds light on what explains the rapid diffusion of legislative restrictions against nongovernmental organizations (NGOs). As we will show, it is witnessed in so-called hybrid regimes or defective democracies as much as in fully authoritarian regimes and to a lesser extent also in full democrac

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Correcting and Registering Images,tives. First, it highlights the role civil society actors play in international cultural exchange and draws attention to their motivations, values, and efforts. These are influenced, often unnoticed by the actors themselves, by structural inequalities, for example, funding sources or the “resourcing