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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Sex Workers’ Rights Movement and the EU: Challenging the New European Prostitution Policy Modelution 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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The Formation of an EU-Based CSO: A Case Study of the Platform for International Cooperation on Undon 2000 by a small number of activists from Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany. PICUM aims to promote the human rights of undocumented migrants within Europe. This chapter traces the formation of PICUM as well as its evolvement from a small and peripheral CSO to an established one, which enjoys the

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The Effect of the European Citizens’ Initiative in the Field of European Civil Societyed 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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Civil Dialogue and the Citizens’ Initiative: Accounting for Collaboration and Competition Using the longside an established group of Brussels-based EU civil society organisations (CSOs) seeking to institutionalise an elite ‘civil dialogue’ between themselves and EU institutions. It therefore provides an ideal empirical setting to evaluate explanatory frameworks designed to account for circumstance