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a new history of transnational civil society
New history of transnational civil society
By providing the first wide-ranging history of international non-governmental organizations (NGOs) from the late eighteenth century through to the twenty-first century, this book sheds critical new light on globalization. The book's unprecedented coverage spans business, development, educational, environmentalist, health, human rights, humanitarian, labour, peace, professional, religious, women's and youth associations, amongst many others.
Emergence to 1914 -- Early History to 1767 -- The Emergence of Modern INGOs, 1767-1869 -- Consolidation of the 'First Wave', 1870-1900 -- Proliferation and Decline -- 1914-1939 -- The First World War, the Paris Peace Conference, and the Revitalization of Transnational Civil Society, 1914-1919 -- The Development of Transnational Civil Society in the 1920s -- From Consolidation to Collapse, 1930-1939 -- 1939 to the Present Day -- The Second World War, the Onset of the Cold War and the Division of Transnational Civil Society -- The Revitalization of Transnational Civil Society from the 1960s to the 1980s -- From Coalitions to Crisis, 1990 to the Present Day -- Conclusion -- The Three Waves of Transnational Civil Society -- Explaining the Three Waves -- Future Possibilities
Includes bibliographical references and index.