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Civil society regionalization in Southern Africa : the cases of trade and HIV/AIDS / Andréas Godsäter.
Van Pelt Library JQ2720.A38 R4346 2016
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- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Godsäter, Andréas, author.
- Series:
- International political economy of new regionalisms series
- The international political economy of new regionalisms series
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Regionalism--Africa, Southern.
- Regionalism.
- Civil society--Africa, Southern.
- Civil society.
- AIDS (Disease)--Africa, Southern.
- AIDS (Disease).
- Commerce.
- Africa, Southern--Commerce.
- Africa, Southern.
- Southern Africa.
- Physical Description:
- xiv, 186 pages ; 24 cm.
- Place of Publication:
- Abingdon, Oxon : Routledge, 2016.
- Contents:
- 1 Introduction 1
- Studying civil society regionalization 4
- Key concepts 11
- Methodology 17
- Case selection 17
- Research techniques and material 19
- Outline of the book 20
- 2 Theoretical considerations 23
- The importance of social structure and agency for the study of civil society 23
- The statist-capitalist world order 28
- Relations between RIGOs and CSOs 31
- RIGO issue preferences 32
- RIGO focal point creation for CSOs 33
- CSO Inclusion and exclusion in RIGOs 33
- Relations between donors and CSOs 34
- CSO Dependency on regional donor funds 34
- Donor influence on the CSO agenda 35
- Relations between CSOs 36
- CSOs and issue-framing 36
- Regional issue-framing 36
- Construction of regional target groups 38
- CSOs and identity-making 38
- 3 The statist-capitalist regional order in Southern Africa 43
- Implications of the statist social structure 43
- The authoritarian state 43
- State domination of civil society 45
- The SADC and sovereignty-boosting regional governance 46
- Implications of the capitalist social structure 50
- The neo-liberal project 50
- Problem-solving civil society 53
- The SADC and neo-liberal regional governance 56
- 4 Civil society regionalization in the trade sector in Southern Africa 61
- Key RCSOs 61
- Relations between the SADC and CSOs 63
- SADC issue preferences 64
- SADC focal point creation 67
- CSO inclusion in the SADC 69
- CSO exclusion in the SADC 73
- Relations between donors and CSOs 78
- The funding rationale for donors 78
- Key donors 79
- CSO dependency on donor funds 80
- Donor influence on the CSO agenda 82
- Relations between CSOs 83
- CSOs and issue-framing 86
- Regional issue-framing 86
- Construction of regional target groups 88
- CSOs and identity-making 91
- 5 Civil society regionalization in the HIV/AIDS sector in Southern Africa 99
- Key RCSOs 99
- Relations between the SADC and CSOs 100
- SADC issue preferences 100
- SADC focal point creation 104
- CSO inclusion in the SADC 106
- CSO exclusion in the SADC 110
- Relations between donors and CSOs 113
- Key donors 113
- Dependency on donor funds 114
- Donor influence on the CSO agenda 117
- Relations between CSOs 119
- CSOs and issue-framing 119
- Regional issue-framing 120
- Construction of regional target groups 122
- CSOs and identity-making 124
- 6 Conclusion 129
- Dynamics of civil society regionalization 129
- Relations between RIGOs and CSOs 129
- Relations between donors and CSOs 132
- Relations between CSOs 134
- CSOs and issue-framing 138
- CSOs and identity-making 140
- How regional' is civil society in Southern Africa? 141
- Problem adzing civil society regionalizaiion 144
- Future research areas 150.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- ISBN:
- 9781472452375
- 1472452372
- OCLC:
- 922799506
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