This book suggests that our notions of civil society have undergone
radical changes-including structural changes in the nature of Civil
Society Organizations (CSOs) and Non-Governmental Organizations
(NGOs). Such massive structural changes greatly problematize the
older liberal view of a simple split between state and civil
society actors which nonetheless remains dominant in much of social
and political sciences. The author argues that the naturalist and
behaviorist approaches to civil society occlude the fact that
citizens increasingly live within a particular and highly
contestable way of imagining and constructing civil society. The
book shows that changes in how civil society is conceptualized and
organized around new practices, might mark radically new
conceptions of the state that are ideologically neo-liberal and
subtle in the ways they disempower ordinary citizens.
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