Titlebook: NGOs under Pressure in Partial Democracies; Chris Borgh,Carolijn Terwindt Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers

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Conclusion,tudies acknowledge that pressures on civil society do take place not only in authoritarian regimes but also in long-standing or young democracies. Yet, most reports on the political space of civil society don’t differentiate with a view to the type of regime in which these take place. There is, howe

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Introduction,nd Honduras in Central America, and Indonesia and the Philippines in Southeast Asia. Over the past decades, these countries have each made a transition toward democracy, and in general the space of civil society in each of these countries has increased. However, particular branches of civil society

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Pressures on Civil Society in Partial Democracies, about this category of political context. In the literature on democratization, partial democracies have been given different names, with most authors arguing that this type of regime should not be seen as “on its way” to a full or consolidated democracy, but rather a type of regime in its own righ

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Responses to Pressures: Defending, Claiming and Negotiating Political Space, perceive. While the pressures on NGOs’ space come in many forms, this is also true of the actions and efforts of NGOs to defend, reclaim or enlarge their space. Indeed, responses and pressures are closely related, since they both take place in a specific arena and therefore should be analyzed as pa

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