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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The European Citizens’ Initiative Stage: A Snapshot of the Cast and Their Acts

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Keqiang Liu,Yunjia Wang,Jian Wangically, 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

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Competing Capital Logics in the Field of EU-Level CSOs: ‘Autonomy from’ or ‘Interconnectedness with’ety organisations (CSOs). These actors engage in a range of issues and causes and seek to represent various groups, such as ‘poor people’, ‘homeless’, ‘women’ and ‘people with functional impairments’. Gradually, they have formed coalitional relationships with each other, the Platform of European Soc

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From Coalition to Community: Collective Identity Formation in the Social Platformocial change issues at the European Union (EU) level, known as the Platform of European Social NGOs (‘the Platform’). The Platform is a Commission-sponsored and Brussels-based coalition of diverse European CSO networks and federations of voluntary and social welfare organisations formally launched i

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Exploring Competition and Cooperation among EU-Based International Solidarity Civil Society Organisa citizens’ participation in the distant European polity (Liebert and Trenz, 2009). Until now, most studies have focused on CSOs’ participation in European policy processes. They analyse the participatory procedures launched in the wake of the White Paper on European Governance (Kohler-Koch and Quitt

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Conflict and Cooperation: Interactions among EU-Level Civil Society Organisations in the Field of Gedentity.. The question is of particular relevance when women’s organisations with different collective identities coordinate their activities in the field of gender equality. Is a common women’s identity possible and is it desirable? How are collective identity and interactions between CSOs discusse