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lture that has played a huge role in the retardation of democratic struggles. It uses ideas of entangled modernities and travelling theory to cast doubt on the belief that civil society is the ‘missing key’ in the democratisation of developing countries..978-981-97-5254-6

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Civil Society, State, Hegemony and Gramsci in the Modern World,mbabwe but also to the ruling elite who want to maintain their?hegemony. Benefiting from the travelling theory logic, local understandings of civil society have been used to develop a working definition of civil society relevant to the context of this book. The role of organic intellectuals in civil

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The Party-State, Labour and Student Movements and Democratisation in Zimbabwe, nature of the political environment in Zimbabwe, which in many ways has weakened the power and relevance of both these movements. The hegemonic consolidation and counter-hegemonic roles that civil society plays as conceptualised by Gramsci, as well as their effects on the quest for democracy, are t

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NGOs, Local State and Communities at Subnational Level: The Case of Mangwe District, portrays a confrontational relationship between the state and civil society in Zimbabwe. Some of the conclusions in the chapter concern the collaborative modes of engagement between NGOs and the party-state structures, and how these have cushioned villagers against the negative impact of a receding

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137313928mbabwe but also to the ruling elite who want to maintain their?hegemony. Benefiting from the travelling theory logic, local understandings of civil society have been used to develop a working definition of civil society relevant to the context of this book. The role of organic intellectuals in civil