Titlebook: Social Capital Construction and Governance in Central Asia; Communities and NGOs Timur Dadabaev,Murod Ismailov,Yutaka Tsujinaka Book 2017 T

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Domestic Discourse on Civil Society and Social Capital, by local academics and political leaders on civil society and its forms in Uzbekistan. The chapter demonstrates that this field has received constant attention in both the official and scholarly literatures since the 1990s, and as the political elite strives to promote its own postulation of an evo

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Between State and Society: The Position of the Mahalla in Uzbekistan,hood community or Mahalla. While Central Asian local communities, such as the Mahalla, have gained considerable footing in recent years, there is still no consensus on the role of these communities in the construction of the new states and societies of the region. The main thrust of this chapter is

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Social Capital and Liberal Democracy,al Western notion of civil society. It is therefore not to be conceptualized as an autonomous body with administrative independence that functions as a resistant force to the government. In post-Soviet Uzbekistan, the mahalla is instead a socializing agency.The chapter maintains that the dense netwo

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Civil Society and Environmental Issues,roach, especially at the community level. One of the main arguments of the chapter is that effective efforts to ensure adequate and rational use of Uzbekistan’s diminishing water resources both in urban and rural settings require a strengthening of environmentally conscious and water-oriented civil

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Weaknesses and Capacities of Domestic NGOs,ey of NGOs, explores a number of aspects relating to the contribution, perceptions, connections and broader sociopolitical impact of Uzbekistan’s NGOs. These aspects of NGO activity happen to be often overlooked by researchers who focus instead on the ‘macro’ factors relating to the activities of th

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3005-0081 e social capital and civil societyThis cutting edge collection focuses on the nature of civil society and its role in facilitating governance in Central Asia, considering local implications related to the concept of social capital and civil society in the Uzbek context. It discusses the complexity o

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