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Repression to Regulation: The State & Civil Society Around the Globe
Fri, October 1, 10:00 to 11:30am PDT (10:00 to 11:30am PDT), TBASession Submission Type: Virtual Created Panel
Session Description
Civil society organizations can serve as complements to, or challengers of, the state. Thus, states maintain different postures toward civil society, including repression, cooptation, and regulation (or even benign neglect). Looking cross-nationally, these papers explore the consequences of states' over-reach (and under-reach) in their relationship with civil society groups.
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Individual Presentations
Mechanisms of Civil Society Policy Diffusion Worldwide, 1994-2014 - Anthony James DeMattee, Emory University; Luke Martin Shimek
Curating Sovereignty: Grassroots Organizations and Social Change in Palestine - Catherine E. Herrold, Syracuse University
The Making of Senior Associations in Rural China - Ji Ma, University of Texas, Austin
Assessing the Legal and Regulatory Frameworks for U.S. Civil Society - Cindy Lott, Columbia University; Elizabeth T. Boris, Urban Institute