Titlebook: Creating a Democratic Civil Society in Eastern Germany; The Case of the Citi Christiane Olivo Book 2001 Christiane Olivo 2001 communism.Del

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Book 2001d the democratic opposition against the communist regime. These movements espoused political ideals and engaged in public activities with striking affinities to recent normative theoretical conceptions of civil society. Tracing the history of the citizen movements from the 1970s through the 1990s, t

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s‘ that led the democratic opposition against the communist regime. These movements espoused political ideals and engaged in public activities with striking affinities to recent normative theoretical conceptions of civil society. Tracing the history of the citizen movements from the 1970s through th

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The Social Web: Networks and Their Failures,to between 15,000 and 20,000, and by the summer of 1994, New Forum counted no more than . members among its formal ranks.. This rapid decrease in membership accompanied a more general trend of growing political apathy.

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Antanas Mitasiunas,Leonids Novickisngage in politics and make decisions about public matters was celebrated in such self-organized institutions as roundtables and citizen committees. The period of transition in the GDR from state socialism to parliamentary democracy was characterized by the principles of civic responsibility, public deliberation, and political participation.

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Mohamed Bakillah,Steve H. L. Liangheir commitment to fostering a participatory democratic political culture in unified Germany. They believed that the political activity and participation of citizen movements in the (West) German parliamentary system was essential for the future of German democracy.

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Introduction,to between 15,000 and 20,000, and by the summer of 1994, New Forum counted no more than . members among its formal ranks.. This rapid decrease in membership accompanied a more general trend of growing political apathy.

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The Reemergence of Civil Society as a Concept of Democratic Politics,er, but rather to change the relationships of state to society so that the state is more responsive to social demands, to allow for wider participation in the political process—a sharing of state power.”. The relationship between the state and society is a growing concern of citizens, politicians, and theorists across the political spectrum.