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Civil Society and Democracy in Global Governance
Author(s)Scholte, Jan Aart
AbstractEffective governance is regulation that achieves not only efficiency and order, but also public participation and public accountability. This article addresses the more neglected side of this statement by exploring the potentials and limitations for civil society as a force for democracy in global governance
IssueNo3
Pages281-304
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceGlobal Governance
VolumeNo8
PubDateJuly-September 2002
ISBN_ISSN1075-2846

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