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Where Do NGOs Seek Involvement?,uated in places where they try to lobby power holders (national capitals and UN hubs) or deliver aid (war and disaster zones)—as opposed to the many placeless activities NGOs engage in, such as online information dissemination. This chapter discusses each of these distinct spaces in turn.

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Introduction,ain skeptical about their claims of being morally superior to governments, corporations, and ordinary citizens. The second meaning of “critical” is that there are limitations to the power of NGOs that are often ignored by social scientists sympathetic to the moral causes advanced by these groups. With this in mind, I make three arguments.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-10807-9w of related literature and discusses the new opportunities and challenges. Most of existing studies examined VR as an assessment method rather than a training/exercise method. Nevertheless, promising cases and positive preliminary results have been shown. Considering the increasing need for self-ad

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