The state and the reconstruction of civil society (notice n° 220648)

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Personal name Brandsen, Taco
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Title The state and the reconstruction of civil society
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Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2017.<br/>
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General note 80
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Summary, etc. The current relationship between the state and civil society in Europe is a curious and historically unique one. This is no longer a situation in which participation and association prepare citizens for the offices of the state; rather, it is the state urging a sometimes-reluctant citizenry to engage actively in civil society. This phenomenon stems from a combination of changes in prevailing governance paradigms and of the more general process of social liquefaction. In the article, we analyse these two intertwining trends and discuss the new type of relationship between the state and civil society that may be emerging.Points for practitioners: The article puts the current vogue for renewed state–civil society relationships in a larger context. It shows that, however commendable many initiatives may be, there is the risk that the desire on the part of governments for their citizens to participate and self-organize may lead the state to take over such initiatives, leading to a manufactured civil society that has little to do with spontaneous citizen initiatives. Another possible consequence is that truly spontaneous citizen initiatives will shun collaboration with the state and focus only inwards, to the detriment of broader public values. Therefore, in this area, the state must strike a delicate balance between encouragement and restraint.
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Personal name Verschuere, Bram
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Personal name Trommel, Willem
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Note International Review of Administrative Sciences | 83 | 4 | 2017-11-30 | p. 699-717 | 0303-965X
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