non-governmental organization and autonomy: a conceptual approach
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Abstract
Civil society in Turkey has in general fragile struckture. The structure sourcing from deep culturel polarization makes the autonomy of ‘civil’ problematic. Non-governmental organization takes sometimes closer sometimes nearer position to government in various periods. In this article, this situation has been analyzed in the conceptual framework of civil society
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| Authors | ;Özkan Yıldız |
| Journal | nippon kagaku zassi |
| Year | 2007 |
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