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Наслов Civil society in the countries in transition : comparative analysis and practice / edited by Nadia Skenderović Ćuk, Milan Podunavac ; [translation Stanka Parać Damjanović]
Врста грађе зборник ; одрасли, озбиљна (није лепа књиж.)
Језик енглески
Година 1999
Издавање и производња Subotica : Agency of Local Democracy : Open University, 1999 (Subotica : Čikoš štampa)
Физички опис 577 str. ; 24 cm
Други аутори - особа Skenderović-Ćuk, Nađa
Podunavac, Milan, 1947- = Подунавац, Милан, 1947-
Parać-Damjanović, Stanka
Други аутори - корпорација International Conference Civil Society in the Countries in Transition (1997 ; Subotica)
Agency of Local Democracy (Subotica)
ISBN (Broš.)
Напомене "International Coference with the same title, organized by the Agency of Local Democracy in Subotica from 28th to 31st May, 1997." --> predgovor
Foreword / Nađa Skenderović Ćuk, Milan Podunavac: str. 5-6
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Bibliografija uz većinu radova
List of contributors: str. 575-577.
Предметне одреднице Društvena kriza -- Zemlje u tranziciji -- Evropa -- Zbornici
Civilno društvo -- države u tranziciji -- Evropa -- zbornici
Demokratija -- države u tranziciji -- Evropa -- zbornici
Ekonomski razvoj -- države u tranziciji -- Evropa -- zbornici
Nacionalizam -- države u tranziciji -- Evropa -- zbornici
Pravo -- države u tranziciji -- Evropa -- zbornici
Građanski protesti -- države u tranziciji -- Evropa -- zbornici
Istočna Evropa -- Političke prilike -- Zbornici
УДК 316.48(4-11)(082)
323(4)(082)
COBISS.SR-ID 145618951

Nadia Skenderovic-Cuk,Ph.D.
Serbia
CIVIL SOCIETY IN THE COUNTRIES IN TRANSITION COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS AND PRACTICE


BOOK REVIEW

CIVIL SOCITY IN THE COUNTRIES IN TRANSITION
Comparative Analysis and Practice

Ed. By Nadia Skenderovic-Cuk,Ph.D. and Professor Milan Podunavac, Ph.D

Subotica, 1999



The book Civil Society in Countries in Transition - Comparative Analysis and Practice which is put forth to the critical perception of the Yugoslav and international public, comprises a collection of works presented at the International Conference with the same title, organized by the Agency of Local Democracy in Subotica from 28th to 31st May, 1997.

Its main objective is to indicate the dynamics of social and political processes in the societies of Central, Eastern and particularly Southeastern Europe, which are undergoing a complex and antinomic transition and democratic consolidation.

The entire project encompasses not only the concept of civil society that served as a general normative framework for Eastern and Central European self-assessment(Arato), but also as a productive and analytical rationale for a thorough comprehension of the process of dissolution of the old regimes and acknowledgement of ongoing transition and consolidation. Hence, the book is designed to follow this essential idea. Its introductory part reveals both normative and theoretical achievements of civil society torn between its “old image” once aiming at disintegration of non-democratic regimes on one side, and on the other, the “complementary” and “corrective” functions emerging in an open, pluralistic and democratic society. Such a self-assessment includes the analysis of both the existing tensions within the civil society and the ongoing processes of post-authoritarian modernization; of the relation between civil society and the rule of law; of the public recognition of pluralism of identities; of civil initiatives and civil protests.

The six chapters of this work cover articles from many authors on different aspects of the central theme thus explaining and elaborating the subjects here in. These are authors such as:

Chapter 1:
John Keane, Charles Bachmueller, Nenad Dimitrijević, Vukaë in Pavlović, Milan Podunovac and Ivan Vejvoda;

Chapter 2:
Lino Veljak, Sr»an Vrcan, Mladen Lazić, George Ivanov, Silvano Bolšić and Miroljub Radojković;

Chapter 3:
Radmila Vasić, Vojislav Stanovšić, Ilija Vujašić, Ljubomir Madžar and Nadia Skenderović ? uk;

Chapter 4: