Titlebook: EU Civil Society; Patterns of Cooperat H?kan Johansson,Sara Kalm Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2015 Civil socie

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Keqiang Liu,Yunjia Wang,Jian Wangution policy area. This policy area is characterised by strong polarisations and opposite frames, such as regarding prostitution as work, sex or violence, for example, and how this relates to issues of gender equality. Exploring current debates on fields and a relational approach to interactions bet

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ed to the EU institutions’ – in particular the Commission’s – top-down activism. Good examples include the Commission’s role in financing EU civil society networks (Sánchez-Salgado, 2007) and the development of mechanisms for civil society dialogue within a discourse on participatory democracy (Saur

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Genetic Instability and Cancer,To what extent does the ‘European civil society’ exist? To what extent is it materialised into a field of delegation towards European institutions? If so, how does this social space work, and what kind of social relationships, both internally and . European institutions, are constitutive of it?

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Fields with Fields? Concluding Remarks on the Relationships between the European Civil Society and tTo what extent does the ‘European civil society’ exist? To what extent is it materialised into a field of delegation towards European institutions? If so, how does this social space work, and what kind of social relationships, both internally and . European institutions, are constitutive of it?

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From Coalition to Community: Collective Identity Formation in the Social Platformcation exists between larger and smaller coalition members and ideological and strategic tensions shape internal dynamics, the Platform has survived for a couple of decades and now includes 49 organisations.

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Sex Workers’ Rights Movement and the EU: Challenging the New European Prostitution Policy Modelically, we analyse the strategic actions of the International Committee on the Rights of Sex Workers in Europe (ICRSE) and how its actions have been met by established actors such as the European Women’s Lobby (EWL), clearly propagating against prostitution and sex workers’ rights. Three research qu