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Through their participation in the policy process , civil societal actors have yet to achieve their preferred outcome . The case is therefore suggestive of the political potential of civil societal actors as well as the limits of their ...
Through their participation in the policy process , civil societal actors have yet to achieve their preferred outcome . The case is therefore suggestive of the political potential of civil societal actors as well as the limits of their ...
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Charlene T. Overturf Armstrong Atlantic State University Entre la comunidad y la república : Ciudadanía y sociedad civil en Guatemala . By Marco Fonseca . F & G Editores : Guatemala , 2004 , p . 210 , $ -- This book clearly demonstrates ...
Charlene T. Overturf Armstrong Atlantic State University Entre la comunidad y la república : Ciudadanía y sociedad civil en Guatemala . By Marco Fonseca . F & G Editores : Guatemala , 2004 , p . 210 , $ -- This book clearly demonstrates ...
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zens organized in civil society had no direct participation . As a result , the Peace Accords suffer from a lack of legitimacy even though they represent a vital new departure for Guatemala . It is precisely the weakness of an ...
zens organized in civil society had no direct participation . As a result , the Peace Accords suffer from a lack of legitimacy even though they represent a vital new departure for Guatemala . It is precisely the weakness of an ...
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