Titlebook: Civil Society Participation in European and Global Governance; A Cure for the Democ Jens Steffek,Claudia Kissling,Patrizia Nanz Book 2008 P

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Civil Society Participation in European and Global Governance978-0-230-59250-6

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Emergent Patterns of Civil Society Participation in Global and European Governance,ree major clusters: proposals for representative-parliamentary institutions; proposals for new accountability mechanisms; and proposals for enhanced political deliberation. These groups will be briefly discussed.

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Civil Society Participation under Most Favourable Conditions: Assessing the Deliberative Quality ofn it became apparent that the summit would not be a success with regard to substance, the WSIS strived more forcefully to promote the announced multi-stakeholder approach. The participation of civil society actors aimed to allocate legitimacy to the policy output.

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The ILO, Tripartism, and NGOs: Do Too Many Cooks Really Spoil the Broth?, are) critical to some degree of the inclusion of NGOs in the work of the ILO. On the other hand, the recent controversy over labour standards, trade and the role of the World Trade Organization (WTO) has created a new type of global labour movement that unites trade unionists with human rights acti

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Civil Society Participation at the Margins: The Case of the WTO,icators of access, transparency, access to information, inclusion of all voices and responsiveness to stakeholder concerns as yardsticks, we investigate several institutional mechanisms through which representatives of civil society are involved in the proceedings of the WTO.

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Civil Society Participation in International Security Organizations: The Cases of NATO and the OSCEis third parties, who might intentionally or unintentionally weaken their strategic position by spreading sensitive information. As a consequence, international security is a ‘least-likely case’ for the hypothesis that international organizations increasingly open up to non-governmental organization

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Ulrich Stottmeister,Alena Mudrochl data on the participation of these actors in IOs (the empirical approach). This chapter evaluates the legal rights and duties of NGOs in their co-operation with more than 30 international organizations, and seeks to assess whether this implies that they have acquired legal personality — and, if so