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The role of VOLUNTARY ORGANISATIONS...
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The role of VOLUNTARY ORGANISATIONS in emerging democracies

Author(s): Mckinstry Micou, Ann and Lindsnaes, Brigit eds
Publisher: The Danish Centre for Human Rights 1993
Keywords: Europe South Africa Voluntary Organisations

Contents:
Experiences and strategies in Eastern and Central Europe and in
South Africa

The papers examine the functions of voluntary organisations in
fostering democratic development; compare country profiles; set
forth legal and policy frameworks required for a vibrant
voluntary sector; discuss the internal and external dimensions
of institution building; and look at different forms of
cooperation and networking.

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