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Does Civil Society Replicate Political Inequality?
Fri, August 30, 12:00 to 1:30pm, Hilton, MorganSession Submission Type: Created Panel
Session Description
Civil society organizations and philanthropic enterprises have the power to represent citizen voices and interests in the public policy process. These entities have the potential to redress political inequalities - or to reinforce them. This panel examines these twin possibilities in the domestic and international spheres through the activities of voluntary associations and corporations.
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Individual Presentations
Civic Organizations that Promote Diverse Participation in American Democracy - Elizabeth T. Boris, Urban Institute; Margaret A. Post, Clark University
Privilege and Voice: Negotiating the UN’s Commission on the Status of Women - Anna Calasanti, University of New Mexico
Elite Donors and Democratic Resistance: The Case of the United States - Kristin Goss, Duke University
Political Animals: Traditions of Corporate Citizenship in the US, UK and Germany - Karen Wright, University of Glasgow; Alvise Favotto
An Institutional Approach to Understanding CSO Regulatory Regimes: An Historical Analysis of 19 Countries - Anthony DeMattee, Indiana University, Bloomington