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Routledge Civil Society Activism under Authoritarian Rule Book

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Description

Explore the complex dynamics of state-society relations in this academic study from Routledge. Civil Society Activism under Authoritarian Rule: A Comparative Perspective offers a deep look into how civic actors operate within restrictive political environments. This volume moves beyond traditional views of civil society to examine the reality of activism outside of standard democratization frameworks. Instead of following a purely normative approach, the contributors analyze the full spectrum of civic activity. You will find research covering everything from direct resistance to actions that support existing political systems. The book explains how different structures affect activism under authoritarianism and how these movements connect to potential regime change. This is an essential resource for students and researchers studying political science, revolutions, and world history.

Key Features

Examines the relationship between civil society actors and authoritarian constraints to understand how they operate in restrictive settings.

Provides a comparative perspective on how different structures influence the way activism functions under authoritarian rule.

Analyzes the link between civic activism and regime change through a detailed academic lens.

Offers a broad view of political activity, covering both resistance movements and those that support the current political system.

Moves beyond traditional democratization frameworks to explain complex state-society relations in various authoritarian contexts.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
06 September 2012
Listed Since
10 June 2011

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