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Conceptions of Civil Society in International Law-Making and Implementation: A Theoretical Framework
The wave of civil uprisings that has swept the Middle East and North Africa has placed fostering civil society participation high on the agenda of national governments and international organizations. Despite widespread appeals to civil society engagement, however, the term “civil society” is deeply
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