Titlebook: Immunity to Blood Parasites of Animals and Man; Louis H. Miller,John A. Pino,John J. McKelvey Book 1977 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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K. N. Brown concept of civil society emerged in the nineteenth century, around 1820 (Riedel 1984:132), as a dualist concept capable of expressing two changes brought about by Western modernity: the differentiation between the family and the economic sphere caused by the abolition of bondage and the differentia

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John J. Doyle concept of civil society emerged in the nineteenth century, around 1820 (Riedel 1984:132), as a dualist concept capable of expressing two changes brought about by Western modernity: the differentiation between the family and the economic sphere caused by the abolition of bondage and the differentia

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S. Cohen,G. A. Butcher,G. H. Mitchellh on these two issues has thus far remained largely unconnected. In order to bridge this gap, this study set out to investigate whether, and if so, how state weakness influences the ability of national civil societies to emerge and persist, exert political influence and contribute to democratization

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Miodrag Ristic,C. A. Carsonrms, and service delivery across the world. Despite their important role, the civil society sector in Sub-Saharan Africa continues to face capacity deficits in its efforts to efficiently prevent violence, manage conflicts, and build peace in the region. In South Sudan, most CSOs have limited knowled

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M. P. Cunninghamen tackled through different peacebuilding approaches and actors yielding mixed results. The liberal peacebuilding model has been dominant from 1980 to the present. Unfortunately, the nation remains stuck in negative peace. Against this background, a crop of civil society organisations (CSOs) emerge

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Max Murray,G. M. Urquhartt supports the democratisation process and peaceful political transition in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The outcomes drawn from analysis of documentary sources (reports, meetings, conferences, interactions between AETA, the DRC Government and other CSOs) reveal that AETA’s commitment to

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Antonio R. L. Teixeirain the region. In fact, party democracy was much stronger in Uruguay to begin with. In contrast to other Latin American experiences characterized by the citizenry’s disaffection and estrangement from political parties and in which light and fleeting identifications have replaced the solid and lastin