Utilising a wide range of empirical cases, the contributions in
this edited volume highlight the different aspects of the role,
development and societal background of civil society in Central and
Eastern Europe. The first part of the book deals with dissent under
socialism. The second part of the book looks at the role of civil
society in the Western Balkans in the context of the break-up of
the former Yugoslavia and the related ethnic conflicts. The third
part goes on to examine the role of civil society in the
post-Soviet region, which is marked by authoritarian tendencies.
The fourth part returns to Central Eastern Europe with an analysis
of the impact of EU accession on the role of civil society and
considers the underlying aspects of a 'common European memory'. The
final section of the book looks at two cases - one from Central
Eastern Europe, one from the CIS region -- of political
participation and lobbying by civil society organisations. This
book presents a selection of the papers diskussed at the Changing
Europe Summer School on 'Civil Society in Central and Eastern
Europe' held at the National University of 'Kyiv-Mohyla Academy'
(NAUKMA), Ukraine, in July 2009.
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