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Radical within limits: Women’s movements, civil society, and the political field in Bangladesh
Women’s groups are sometimes blamed for a lack of gender equality rather than those with power such as the state.
What an Australian-based civil society group is learning with Fukushima children amid nuclear growth in Asia
For the children of Fukushima, the consequences of the nuclear accident are part of everyday life with no end in sight.
Evolutionary Governance in China: State–Society Relations under Authoritarianism. Edited by Szu-chien Hsu, Kellee S. Tsai, and Chun-chih Chang
Social scientists studying China are developing new theories about how the ruling elites maintain power.
Erosion of democracy? The case of Niseko, Japan
Top-down and centralised regional policy has undermined participation and responsibility at the grassroots level.
From the streets to ballot boxes: The decline of activist-based social movements in Turkey
Everything from hyper-inflation to civil servants’ promotions have been postponed until the elections in 2023.
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