Civil Society - Challenging Western Models (European Association Of Social Anthropologists)-..

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Between Kinship Ties On The One Hand And The State On The Other, Human Beings Experience A Diversity Of Social Relationships And Groupings Which In Modern Western Thought Have Come To Be Gathered Under The Label 'Civil Society'. A Liberal-Individualist Model Of Civil Society Has Become Fashionable In Recent Years, But What Can Such A Term Mean In The Late Twentieth Century?

civil Society Argues That Civil Society Should Not Be Studied As A Separate, 'Private' Realm Clearly Separated In Opposition To The State; Nor Should It Be Confined To The Institutions Of The 'Voluntary' Or 'Non-Governmental' Sector. A Broader Understanding Of Civil Society Involves The Investigation Of Everyday Social Practices, Often Elusive Power Relations And The Shared Moralities That Hold Communities Together. By Drawing On Case Materials From A Range Of Contemporary Societies, Including The Us, Britain, Four Of The Former Communist Countries Of Eastern Europe, Turkey And The Middle And Far East, Civil Society Demonstrates What Anthropology Contributes To Debates Taking Place Throughout The Social Sciences; Adding Up To An Exciting Renewal Of The Agenda For Political Anthropology.

ISBN	9780415132190
Autor(a)	Dunn, Elizabeth
Editora	Routledge
Idioma	Português
Ano de edição	1996
Páginas	256
Acabamento	Brochura
Dimensões	14,60 X 22,22