From Statism To Pluralism: Democracy, Civil Society And Global Politics

Paul Q. Hirst

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Part 1 Democracy and associative governance: associative democracy associational democracy from statism to pluralism democracy, socialism's best reply to the right. Part 2 Democracy and civil society: quangos and democracy democracy and civil society revision of David G. Green Reinventing Civil Society sidestepping the state. Part 3 Global pressures and democratic governance the state, civil society and the collapse of Soviet communism security challenges in post-communist Europe endism - Frances Fukuyama Globoloney why the national still matters.

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