Networking a Region into Existence? :: Dynamics of Civil Society Regionalization in the Baltic Sea Area.
Hauptbeschreibung How, and why, does a cross-border regional civil society come into existence? This book sets out to explore the phenomenon of transnationalization and regionalization of civil society through a case study of cross-border NGO cooperation in the Baltic Sea region. The theoretical amb...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Hauptbeschreibung How, and why, does a cross-border regional civil society come into existence? This book sets out to explore the phenomenon of transnationalization and regionalization of civil society through a case study of cross-border NGO cooperation in the Baltic Sea region. The theoretical ambition is to contribute to a greater understanding of the processes behind the formation of a regional civil society, and to propose a conceptual model that would make such understanding easier. At the same time, at the empirical level, the study sheds light on the context-specific factors. |
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| 505 | 8 | |a The "Bottom-up" Dimension of ngo Cooperation8.1 Networks and gos -- a Question of Distance; 8.2 Public Visibility and Prestige; 8.3 Expectations Towards gos; 8.4 Bottom-up Cooperation? Concluding Remarks; CHAPTER 9; The "Regionality" Dimension of ngo Cooperation; 9.1 The Networks and the Region; 9.2 A Transnational Space for Civil Society?; 9.3 The Regional Logic of Cooperation; 9.4 Regionality: Concluding Remarks; CHAPTER 10; The "Partnership" Dimension of ngo Cooperation; 10.1 Internal Democracy and Equality; 10.2 Aims of Networking Seen from East and West; 10.3 The Mission. | |
| 505 | 0 | |a Abstract; Acknowledgements; Abbreviations; CHAPTER 1; Introduction; 1.1 Background: Regionalism and Civil Society; 1.2 Purpose of the Study; 1.3 The Baltic Sea Region; 1.4 Conceptual Framework; 1.5 Scope and Outline of the Thesis; CHAPTER 2; Methods, Materials and Concepts Used; 2.1 Question of Epistemology; 2.2 Research Design; 2.3 Definitions and Analytical Limitations; 2.4 Materials and Research Techniques; Part I: Theorizing Civil Society Regionalisation; CHAPTER 3; Theory I: Civil Society and its Transnational Dimension; 3.1 Civil Society -- the Concept and its Uses. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 4.1.3 The nra and Regionalization of Civil Society4.2 Regionalization of Civil Society -- an Analytical Framework; 4.2.1 The General Framework; 4.2.2 Inside Regional Civil Society Structures: Three Dimensionsof Cooperation; Part II: The Baltic Sea Region Case; CHAPTER 5; Case Background I: Baltic Sea Area as a New Regionalist Project; 5.1 Constructing the Region; 5.2 Regional Identity; 5.3 The "Bottom-up" Region; 5.4 Along the East-West Frontier; 5.5 The Region-building Discourse -- Concluding Remarks; CHAPTER 6; Case Background II: Civil Society in the Baltic Sea Region. | |
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| contents | 3.1.1 Civil Society in Normative Political Theory3.1.2 Civil Society in Policy Research and Policy-making; 3.1.3 Theorizing Civil Society -- Summary; 3.2 Transnational Civil Society; 3.2.1 "Global Civil Society" -- Globalization from Below?; 3.2.2 Global Civil Society -- a Critique; 3.2.3 Analysing Transnationalization of Civil Society; 3.2.4 Transnational Civil Society -- Summary; CHAPTER 4; Theory II: Regionalization of Civil Society; 4.1 "New" Regionalism and Civil Society; 4.1.1 The New Regionalism Approach; 4.1.2 Regionalism Seen Through the Lens of the nra. The "Bottom-up" Dimension of ngo Cooperation8.1 Networks and gos -- a Question of Distance; 8.2 Public Visibility and Prestige; 8.3 Expectations Towards gos; 8.4 Bottom-up Cooperation? Concluding Remarks; CHAPTER 9; The "Regionality" Dimension of ngo Cooperation; 9.1 The Networks and the Region; 9.2 A Transnational Space for Civil Society?; 9.3 The Regional Logic of Cooperation; 9.4 Regionality: Concluding Remarks; CHAPTER 10; The "Partnership" Dimension of ngo Cooperation; 10.1 Internal Democracy and Equality; 10.2 Aims of Networking Seen from East and West; 10.3 The Mission. Abstract; Acknowledgements; Abbreviations; CHAPTER 1; Introduction; 1.1 Background: Regionalism and Civil Society; 1.2 Purpose of the Study; 1.3 The Baltic Sea Region; 1.4 Conceptual Framework; 1.5 Scope and Outline of the Thesis; CHAPTER 2; Methods, Materials and Concepts Used; 2.1 Question of Epistemology; 2.2 Research Design; 2.3 Definitions and Analytical Limitations; 2.4 Materials and Research Techniques; Part I: Theorizing Civil Society Regionalisation; CHAPTER 3; Theory I: Civil Society and its Transnational Dimension; 3.1 Civil Society -- the Concept and its Uses. 4.1.3 The nra and Regionalization of Civil Society4.2 Regionalization of Civil Society -- an Analytical Framework; 4.2.1 The General Framework; 4.2.2 Inside Regional Civil Society Structures: Three Dimensionsof Cooperation; Part II: The Baltic Sea Region Case; CHAPTER 5; Case Background I: Baltic Sea Area as a New Regionalist Project; 5.1 Constructing the Region; 5.2 Regional Identity; 5.3 The "Bottom-up" Region; 5.4 Along the East-West Frontier; 5.5 The Region-building Discourse -- Concluding Remarks; CHAPTER 6; Case Background II: Civil Society in the Baltic Sea Region. 6.1 The Domestic Contexts of Civil Society6.1.1 Norden; 6.1.2 Germany; 6.1.3 Poland and the Baltic States; 6.1.4 Russia; 6.1.5 Civil Society Across the Baltic Sea Region; 6.2 Transnational Civil Society Cooperation; 6.2.1 Cross-border Civil Society Networking; 6.2.2 Civil Society and Regional Integration; 6.2.3 Regional Civil Society? The Issues at Stake; CHAPTER 7; Introducing the Empirical Case: the Networks and the Cooperation; 7.1 The Networks; 7.2 Cooperation: the General Patterns; 7.3 Why Network?; 7.4 The Question of Purpose; 7.5 The Networks: Concluding Remarks; CHAPTER 8. |
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| spelling | Reuter, Marta. Networking a Region into Existence? : Dynamics of Civil Society Regionalization in the Baltic Sea Area. BWV Berliner Wissenschafts-Verlag, 2010. 1 online resource (297 pages) text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier 3.1.1 Civil Society in Normative Political Theory3.1.2 Civil Society in Policy Research and Policy-making; 3.1.3 Theorizing Civil Society -- Summary; 3.2 Transnational Civil Society; 3.2.1 "Global Civil Society" -- Globalization from Below?; 3.2.2 Global Civil Society -- a Critique; 3.2.3 Analysing Transnationalization of Civil Society; 3.2.4 Transnational Civil Society -- Summary; CHAPTER 4; Theory II: Regionalization of Civil Society; 4.1 "New" Regionalism and Civil Society; 4.1.1 The New Regionalism Approach; 4.1.2 Regionalism Seen Through the Lens of the nra. The "Bottom-up" Dimension of ngo Cooperation8.1 Networks and gos -- a Question of Distance; 8.2 Public Visibility and Prestige; 8.3 Expectations Towards gos; 8.4 Bottom-up Cooperation? Concluding Remarks; CHAPTER 9; The "Regionality" Dimension of ngo Cooperation; 9.1 The Networks and the Region; 9.2 A Transnational Space for Civil Society?; 9.3 The Regional Logic of Cooperation; 9.4 Regionality: Concluding Remarks; CHAPTER 10; The "Partnership" Dimension of ngo Cooperation; 10.1 Internal Democracy and Equality; 10.2 Aims of Networking Seen from East and West; 10.3 The Mission. Abstract; Acknowledgements; Abbreviations; CHAPTER 1; Introduction; 1.1 Background: Regionalism and Civil Society; 1.2 Purpose of the Study; 1.3 The Baltic Sea Region; 1.4 Conceptual Framework; 1.5 Scope and Outline of the Thesis; CHAPTER 2; Methods, Materials and Concepts Used; 2.1 Question of Epistemology; 2.2 Research Design; 2.3 Definitions and Analytical Limitations; 2.4 Materials and Research Techniques; Part I: Theorizing Civil Society Regionalisation; CHAPTER 3; Theory I: Civil Society and its Transnational Dimension; 3.1 Civil Society -- the Concept and its Uses. 4.1.3 The nra and Regionalization of Civil Society4.2 Regionalization of Civil Society -- an Analytical Framework; 4.2.1 The General Framework; 4.2.2 Inside Regional Civil Society Structures: Three Dimensionsof Cooperation; Part II: The Baltic Sea Region Case; CHAPTER 5; Case Background I: Baltic Sea Area as a New Regionalist Project; 5.1 Constructing the Region; 5.2 Regional Identity; 5.3 The "Bottom-up" Region; 5.4 Along the East-West Frontier; 5.5 The Region-building Discourse -- Concluding Remarks; CHAPTER 6; Case Background II: Civil Society in the Baltic Sea Region. 6.1 The Domestic Contexts of Civil Society6.1.1 Norden; 6.1.2 Germany; 6.1.3 Poland and the Baltic States; 6.1.4 Russia; 6.1.5 Civil Society Across the Baltic Sea Region; 6.2 Transnational Civil Society Cooperation; 6.2.1 Cross-border Civil Society Networking; 6.2.2 Civil Society and Regional Integration; 6.2.3 Regional Civil Society? The Issues at Stake; CHAPTER 7; Introducing the Empirical Case: the Networks and the Cooperation; 7.1 The Networks; 7.2 Cooperation: the General Patterns; 7.3 Why Network?; 7.4 The Question of Purpose; 7.5 The Networks: Concluding Remarks; CHAPTER 8. 10.4 The Impact of Financial Arrangements. Hauptbeschreibung How, and why, does a cross-border regional civil society come into existence? This book sets out to explore the phenomenon of transnationalization and regionalization of civil society through a case study of cross-border NGO cooperation in the Baltic Sea region. The theoretical ambition is to contribute to a greater understanding of the processes behind the formation of a regional civil society, and to propose a conceptual model that would make such understanding easier. At the same time, at the empirical level, the study sheds light on the context-specific factors. Print version record. Regionalism Baltic States. Regional planning Baltic States. Regional economics Baltic States. Baltic States Economic integration. Régionalisme Pays baltes. Aménagement du territoire Pays baltes. Économie régionale Pays baltes. HISTORY Europe Germany. bisacsh International economic integration fast Regional economics fast Regional planning fast Regionalism fast Baltic States fast Print version: Reuter, Marta. Networking a Region into Existence? : Dynamics of Civil Society Regionalization in the Baltic Sea Area. : BWV Berliner Wissenschafts-Verlag, ©2010 FWS01 ZDB-4-EBA FWS_PDA_EBA https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&AN=1790691 Volltext |
| spellingShingle | Reuter, Marta Networking a Region into Existence? : Dynamics of Civil Society Regionalization in the Baltic Sea Area. 3.1.1 Civil Society in Normative Political Theory3.1.2 Civil Society in Policy Research and Policy-making; 3.1.3 Theorizing Civil Society -- Summary; 3.2 Transnational Civil Society; 3.2.1 "Global Civil Society" -- Globalization from Below?; 3.2.2 Global Civil Society -- a Critique; 3.2.3 Analysing Transnationalization of Civil Society; 3.2.4 Transnational Civil Society -- Summary; CHAPTER 4; Theory II: Regionalization of Civil Society; 4.1 "New" Regionalism and Civil Society; 4.1.1 The New Regionalism Approach; 4.1.2 Regionalism Seen Through the Lens of the nra. The "Bottom-up" Dimension of ngo Cooperation8.1 Networks and gos -- a Question of Distance; 8.2 Public Visibility and Prestige; 8.3 Expectations Towards gos; 8.4 Bottom-up Cooperation? Concluding Remarks; CHAPTER 9; The "Regionality" Dimension of ngo Cooperation; 9.1 The Networks and the Region; 9.2 A Transnational Space for Civil Society?; 9.3 The Regional Logic of Cooperation; 9.4 Regionality: Concluding Remarks; CHAPTER 10; The "Partnership" Dimension of ngo Cooperation; 10.1 Internal Democracy and Equality; 10.2 Aims of Networking Seen from East and West; 10.3 The Mission. Abstract; Acknowledgements; Abbreviations; CHAPTER 1; Introduction; 1.1 Background: Regionalism and Civil Society; 1.2 Purpose of the Study; 1.3 The Baltic Sea Region; 1.4 Conceptual Framework; 1.5 Scope and Outline of the Thesis; CHAPTER 2; Methods, Materials and Concepts Used; 2.1 Question of Epistemology; 2.2 Research Design; 2.3 Definitions and Analytical Limitations; 2.4 Materials and Research Techniques; Part I: Theorizing Civil Society Regionalisation; CHAPTER 3; Theory I: Civil Society and its Transnational Dimension; 3.1 Civil Society -- the Concept and its Uses. 4.1.3 The nra and Regionalization of Civil Society4.2 Regionalization of Civil Society -- an Analytical Framework; 4.2.1 The General Framework; 4.2.2 Inside Regional Civil Society Structures: Three Dimensionsof Cooperation; Part II: The Baltic Sea Region Case; CHAPTER 5; Case Background I: Baltic Sea Area as a New Regionalist Project; 5.1 Constructing the Region; 5.2 Regional Identity; 5.3 The "Bottom-up" Region; 5.4 Along the East-West Frontier; 5.5 The Region-building Discourse -- Concluding Remarks; CHAPTER 6; Case Background II: Civil Society in the Baltic Sea Region. 6.1 The Domestic Contexts of Civil Society6.1.1 Norden; 6.1.2 Germany; 6.1.3 Poland and the Baltic States; 6.1.4 Russia; 6.1.5 Civil Society Across the Baltic Sea Region; 6.2 Transnational Civil Society Cooperation; 6.2.1 Cross-border Civil Society Networking; 6.2.2 Civil Society and Regional Integration; 6.2.3 Regional Civil Society? The Issues at Stake; CHAPTER 7; Introducing the Empirical Case: the Networks and the Cooperation; 7.1 The Networks; 7.2 Cooperation: the General Patterns; 7.3 Why Network?; 7.4 The Question of Purpose; 7.5 The Networks: Concluding Remarks; CHAPTER 8. Regionalism Baltic States. Regional planning Baltic States. Regional economics Baltic States. Régionalisme Pays baltes. Aménagement du territoire Pays baltes. Économie régionale Pays baltes. HISTORY Europe Germany. bisacsh International economic integration fast Regional economics fast Regional planning fast Regionalism fast |
| title | Networking a Region into Existence? : Dynamics of Civil Society Regionalization in the Baltic Sea Area. |
| title_auth | Networking a Region into Existence? : Dynamics of Civil Society Regionalization in the Baltic Sea Area. |
| title_exact_search | Networking a Region into Existence? : Dynamics of Civil Society Regionalization in the Baltic Sea Area. |
| title_full | Networking a Region into Existence? : Dynamics of Civil Society Regionalization in the Baltic Sea Area. |
| title_fullStr | Networking a Region into Existence? : Dynamics of Civil Society Regionalization in the Baltic Sea Area. |
| title_full_unstemmed | Networking a Region into Existence? : Dynamics of Civil Society Regionalization in the Baltic Sea Area. |
| title_short | Networking a Region into Existence? : |
| title_sort | networking a region into existence dynamics of civil society regionalization in the baltic sea area |
| title_sub | Dynamics of Civil Society Regionalization in the Baltic Sea Area. |
| topic | Regionalism Baltic States. Regional planning Baltic States. Regional economics Baltic States. Régionalisme Pays baltes. Aménagement du territoire Pays baltes. Économie régionale Pays baltes. HISTORY Europe Germany. bisacsh International economic integration fast Regional economics fast Regional planning fast Regionalism fast |
| topic_facet | Regionalism Baltic States. Regional planning Baltic States. Regional economics Baltic States. Baltic States Economic integration. Régionalisme Pays baltes. Aménagement du territoire Pays baltes. Économie régionale Pays baltes. HISTORY Europe Germany. International economic integration Regional economics Regional planning Regionalism Baltic States |
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