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Mapping civil society in the Middle East: the cases of Egypt, Lebanon and Turkey
This article comparatively assesses the meaning of civil society in Egypt, Lebanon and Turkey, by utilising the results of a study conducted among civil society actors. In recent decades, civil society has become integral to discussions of political liberalisation. At the same time, there is a growi
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