Governance through Civil Society Engagement in Asia
Popovski, Vesselin, Cheema, G Shabbir, Lowry, Cameron and Notaras, Mark (2008). Governance through Civil Society Engagement in Asia. United Nations University.
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Author Popovski, Vesselin
Cheema, G Shabbir
Lowry, Cameron
Notaras, MarkTitle Governance through Civil Society Engagement in Asia Volume/Issue No. 7 Publication Date 2008-12-27 Place of Publication Tokyo Publisher United Nations University Pages 7 Language eng Abstract Global challenges have made the world more diffi cult to govern today, compared to 20 years ago. In this context, states can no longer govern alone; they need assistance. The role of civil society has gradually changed – from a monitor and corrector of states’ actions to an active co-participant in governance. Are civil society organizations capable of playing such a new and vital role? This policy brief explores how the structures and functions of civil society have evolved at the global, regional, national and local levels. It recommends sustainable ways to build capacities and improve the quality of good governance. Copyright Holder United Nations University Copyright Year 2008 Copyright type Creative commons ISSN 1814802 ISBN 9789280830 -
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