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The Party-State, Labour and Student Movements and Democratisation in Zimbabwe,ents contributed to the liberation struggle, and beyond. This discussion is presaged by Najam’s 4 Cs model, which would help the reader to make sense of the complex modes of engagement that have characterised relations between the party-state, labour and student movements in the country. The chapter

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Human Rights and the Constitutional Movement in Zimbabwe,ety organisations within these movements did to either challenge or assert the hegemony of the party-state. The chapter argues that while the human rights movement grew in stature during the second and third decades of independence, the party-state’s influence in society massively declined during th

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NGOs, Local State and Communities at Subnational Level: The Case of Mangwe District, are, and how they fit into the theory of civil society. The chapter follows a case study approach, where interventions by several non-governmental organisations operating in a rural district are critically analysed using Gramsci’s ideas of subalternity and rural intellectuals. It is therefore a cha

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A Faltering Counter-Hegemony: Towards a Conclusion,il society organisations have done in the country, and how, through this work, civil society acquired massive levels of legitimacy that characterised?the sector for almost two decades between the 1990s and 2017. Over time, however, complacency, intransigence and fatigue creeped into the sector, and

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Book 2024between the state and civil society have contributed to a polarised polity in Zimbabwe, and in turn how this has impacted democratisation processes. This was achieved by analysing intra-civil society interactions and state-civil society relations, which established deep polarised relationships that

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abwe.Emphasizes that this polarisation phenomenon and quest .The book utilises Gramsci’s concepts of hegemony, counter-hegemony, organic intellectuals, and integral state to interrogate how modes of engagement between the state and civil society have contributed to a polarised polity in Zimbabwe, an

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