[PDF] Top 20 Civil Society and Local Development

... Argentina and Uruguay Veltmeyer and Petras, 1997, ...crashed and burned in the early 1980s, a new crop of liberal democratic regimes, forced into line by the realities of a regionwide debt crisis of ... See full document

... Government and civil society (EDWARDS and SEN, ...transparency and good governance (TENDLER, 1997; WORLD BANK, ...treatment and empowerment. This new form of interaction between ... See full document

... (2008) and Hanegraaff et ...inclusiveness and openness for non-state actors representation are still very active (Esty, 2002 & Dunnof, 2004) under the argument that they are essential players in ... See full document

... political and interventionist dimension of professional work and its contribution to the development of a new hegemony from the bottom-up, based on the interests of the ...hegemony and ... See full document

... O turismo pode ser considerado uma atividade transformadora do espaço, uma que necessita da existência de uma organização dentro do setor que promove as viagens e beneficia os locais receptores, pelos meios que utiliza e ... See full document

... economic and social development more ...economic and non-economic thinking processes potentially employed depending on the various targets of the ...or civil society parameters ... See full document

... labour and the state could exact some reciprocating social duties on capital (Daly and Cobb ...plant and then marketed them abroad, today companies are increasingly dividing the different stages of ... See full document

... actions and outcomes ” 15 ...capability development as BoP strategy (Sen, ...activities and refers to any attempt to influence, on behalf of a common interest, a dominant institution which usually ... See full document

... sociedade civil no mundo acadêmico e nos circuitos nacionais e internacionais de formula- dores de políticas públicas contribuiu, paradoxalmente, para eclipsar as organizações civis reais, sua diversidade, lógicas ... See full document

... Life and Economic Performance. Contribution of Human and Social Capital to Sustained Economic Growth and Well- ...Ottawa and Paris, Human Resources Development Canada and OECD, ... See full document

... concepts and their effectiveness and autonomy can be questioned, denying their existence or describing them as “primitive” can mislead us about the roots of civil ...Gramsci and Tocqueville ... See full document

... empresariado local, modelos inovadores de negócios e tecnologias de baixo custo, oferecendo serviços de TIC em regiões de pouco interesse para as operadoras ... See full document

... 1850 and 1950, and capacity settings that are no lower than a development threshold of $7500 per person per year, in order to exclude the incomes of the poor from the calculation of national ... See full document

... governments and price stability are ends-in- themselves, to Latin American general view that "will attach a higher priority to the reduction of gross inequalities or the breaking of supposed `bottle-necks' to ... See full document

... America and ended with the collapse of communist regimes in Central and Eastern Europe in , brought the spread of democracy as a form of government that has been unprece- dented in ...the ... See full document

... Janeiro and Sa˜o Paulo, had environmental agencies and councils by 1981, there was no comprehensive institutional framework for addressing the problem and dividing the responsibilities before the Law ... See full document

... in society, and how to envisage new actions on the part of local public ...Zioni and Westphal (2007, ...the local sphere alludes to the possibility of a “society that questions ... See full document

... goods and resources can potentially become objects of sharing, after a choice and decision by people, and thus become “shared resources” or “commons”, it is however probable that most of humanity ... See full document

... landscape and the need to live with some of the less positive aspects of these energy infrastructures might form the basis of a slightly less favourable attitude towards wind energy, when compared to the European ... See full document

... trade-induced local shocks. The absence of substantial effects on migration in this and similar contexts from other developing countries has led some to question whether the documented labor market ... See full document