| Global Future 2006, Number 3 |
| Subtitle Pro-poor governance: the role of civil society |
| Subject Governance and civil society |
| Description Governance is now widely accepted as a critical factor for poverty eradication. This Global Future asks: How can the international community address the 'governance gap'? How can civil society actors secure the space to exercise their right – and duty – to engage with the state for better governance? And does improved transparency and accountability make life better for the poor? PDF: 2.1 Mb |
| Content 1 The quality of democracy Fletcher Tembo 2 Governments serving ordinary citizens: turning the exception into the rule Bill Walker 4 The middle classes: unlikely allies for better governance? Robert Jenkins 6 Transparency to avoid the “resource curse” Henry Parham 8 Tackling weak governance through enhanced stakeholder demand Jeff Thindwa 10 Civic and legal education for the rural poor Haidy Ear-Dupuy 12 To vote with understanding Jaime Tercero 14 Transparency and accountability at the community level Gertrude Chanda 16 Political governance that works for the poor Graham Teskey 18 Addressing the governance gap, engaging civil society Randall Tobias 19 “Good enough” governance Merilee Grindle 21 Children: citizens only of the future? Stefan Germann 22 A new path to full citizenship Stephen N Ndegwa 24 The Back Pages Marcos Monteiro & Benedito Bezerra |
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Posted : 2012-09-03 20:23:06 GMT
Author/Authors : World Vision
Publishers : World Vision
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Publication Date : 2006
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Author/Authors : World Vision
Publishers : World Vision
Total Views : 4614
Total Downloads : 2623
Publication Date : 2006
Website Origin :