Global Civil Society 2012

Part I. Looking Back, Thinking Forward

1. The Global Civil Society Yearbook: Lessons and Insights 2001–2011
Helmut Anheier, Mary Kaldor, Marlies Glasius

2. ‘Global Civil Society’ and the Internet 2012: Time to Update Our Perspective
Henrietta L. Moore, Sabine Selchow

Part II. Democracy and Citizenship

3. The Arab Awakening: The Crisis of Dictatorship and Civil Society
Bernard Dreano

4. ‘Lost in Transformation’: The Crisis of Democracy and Civil Society
Ferenc Miszlivetz

5. Passionate Publics in Mediated Civil Society
Bolette Blaagaard

Part III. Peace and Justice

6. A Decade of the War on Terror and the ‘Responsibility to Protect’
Mary Kaldor

7. Pro-Roma Global Civil Society: Acting for, with or Instead of Roma?
Angéla Kóczé, Márton Rövid

8. Civil Society and Cluster Munitions: Building Blocks of a Global Campaign
Thomas Nash

Part IV. Economy and Society

9. Global Civil Society and the Rise of the Civil Economy
Robin Murray

10. A Decade of World Social Forums: Internationalisation without Institutionalisation?
Geoffrey Pleyers

Part V. Records

11. Bordering on the Unknown: Approaches to Global Civil Society Data
Sally Stares, Sean Deel, Jill Timms

12. Chronology of Global Civil Society Events
Jill Timms

Keywords: Political Science and International Relations, International Organization, Development Theory, International Relations, Development Studies, Political Communication, Political Science