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- Ekengren, Ann-Marie, 1971, et al.
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The One Per Cent Country: Sweden’s Internalization of the Aid Norm
- 2012
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In: Bokkapitel presenterat vid konferensen “New Nordic and North European Perspectives on the Cold War: Security, Culture and Transnational East-West, North-South Relations” i Köpenhamn i maj 2012.
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- Götz, Norbert
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Civil Society and Welfare in Transnational Perspective
- 2012
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Conference paper (other academic/artistic)abstract
- Major issues in the relationship of welfare and civil society are presented from a transnational point of view. After examining such concepts as philanthropy, charity, aid, and welfare, the differences over time in the correlation of welfare and civil society in various countries are discussed. Next, the purpose of transnational welfare cooperation in the provision and receipt of welfare is explored, along with standardisation, the dissemination of ideas about welfare, the promulgation of models and best practices, joining forces for common policies, and the strengthening of one’s own legitimacy. Then we look at those involved in transnational networking on welfare issues, including labour parties and unions, businesses, epistemic and border communities, intergovernmental organizations, transnational associations, the EC/EU, immigrant groups, humanitarian organisations, wealthy and disadvantaged populations. Finally, ways are suggested by which the concept of welfare helps link discussions of transnational civil society to nation states in realistic terms by underlining the significance of the latter and, at the same time, qualifying their alleged autonomy.
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- Götz, Norbert
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Östersjöhistorier
- 2012
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Conference paper (pop. science, debate, etc.)
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- Götz, Norbert
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Abolition, Bible, Relief : The Origins of Global Civil Society
- 2014
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Conference paper (other academic/artistic)abstract
- The Paper analyses the voluntary action of the London-based Committee for Relieving the Distresses in Germany and Other Parts of the Continent, a set of humanitarian relief campaigns in the years 1805-1815, and its connections with the advocacy work of the anti-slavery movement and that of the British and Foreign Bible Society. While advocacy is a well-known dimension of early transnational civil society, early humanitarian relief services across borders are virtually unknown to research. This paper argues that advocacy and service were always interrelated and co-evolved as the two principal dimensions of global civil society already at the turn from the seventeenth to the twentieth century.
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