Диссертация (1148108), страница 31
Текст из файла (страница 31)
ХХ в //Историческая и социальнообразовательная мысль. – 2009. – №. 1. – С. 37-44;77. Шульга Р.Ю. Современное гражданское протестное движение в контекстеразвития неправительственных правозащитных организаций в России //Гражданское общество в России и за рубежом. - 2012. - No 4. - С. 11-14.;78.
Шульга Р.Ю. Современные механизмы осуществления гражданскогоконтроля неправительственными организациями // Гражданское обществов России и за рубежом. - 2012. - № 3. - С. 22-29;79. Шушпанова И. С. Гражданское общество в социологическом измерении//Социологические исследования. – 2008. – №. 11. – С. 59-63;16180. ЯдовВ.А.Социальныеинституты//Человек.Сообщество.Управление. - 2006. - № 1. - С. 4-13;81.
Якимец В.Н., Никовская Л.И. Проблема состоятельности институтовпубличной политики в контексте менеджмента публичных ценностей //Каспийский регион: политика, экономика, культура. – 2015. - № 3. – С.57-64;82. Якобсон Л. И., Санович С. В. Смена моделей российского третьегосектора: фаза импортозамещения //Общественные науки и современность.– 2009. – №. 4. – С.
21-34;83. Alternative conceptions of civil society / Ed. by Simone Chambers a. WillKymlicka. – Princeton, Oxford: Princeton univ. press, 2002.-, 237 p.;84. Arrangements for consultations with nongovernmental organizations. Reportand resolution of 1 October 1946 (document E/245/Rev.1) -[Электронныйресурс]:Режимдоступа:URL:https://documents-ddsny.un.org/doc/UNDOC/GEN/NR0/752/39/IMG/NR075239.pdf?OpenElement85.
Baur D. NGO as Legitimate Partners of Corporations. - London, New York:Springer Science+Business Heidelberg, 2011. – 203 p.;86. BoliJ.,ThomasG.M.Constructingworldculture:Internationalnongovernmental organizations since 1875. – Stanford: Stanford UniversityPress, 1999. – 371 p.;87. Brechin S. R., Ness G. D. Looking Back at the Gap: InternationalOrganizations as Organizations Twenty-Five Years Later //Journal ofInternational Organizations Studies. – 2013. – Т.
4. – С. 14-39;88. Carey H. F. Privatizing the Democratic Peace: Policy Dilemmas of NGOPeacebuilding. – New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2012. – 283 p.;89. Carrol P., Kellow A. The OECD: A Study of Organisational Adaptation. –Cheltenham, Northamton: Edward Elgar, 2011, p. 309;16290. Carroll, W.
K., and Robert S. R. Social movements and counter-hegemony:Lessons from the field. // New Proposals: Journal of Marxism andInterdisciplinary Inquiry. – 2010. - № 4.1 - P. 7-22;91. Castells M. The new public sphere: Global civil society, communicationnetworks, and global governance //The aannals of the american academy ofPolitical and Social Science. – 2008. – Т. 616.
– №. 1. – С. 78-93;92. Castells M. The rise of the network society: The information age: Economy,society, and culture. – New Jersey: John Wiley & Sons, 2011. – 480 p.;93. Cohen R., Kennedy P. Global sociology. – New York: Palgrave Macmillan,2012. – 455 p.;94. Collingwood V.
Non-governmental organisations, power and legitimacy ininternational society //Review of International Studies. – 2006. – Т. 32. – №.03. – С. 439-454.95. Cox, R. W. Gramsci, hegemony and international relations. In S. Gill (Ed.),Gramsci, historicalmaterialism and International Relations. - Cambridge:Cambridge University Press, 1993, - 325 p.;96.
Davies T. NGOs. A New History of Transnational Civil Society. - London:Hurst &Company, 2013. – 269 p.;97. Doh J. P., Guay T. R. Corporate social responsibility, public policy, and NGOactivism in Europe and the United States: an institutional‐stakeholderperspective //Journal of Management Studies. – 2006.
– Т. 43. – №. 1. – С. 4773.;98. Donini A. The Bureaucracy and the Free Spirits: Stagnation and Innovation inthe Relationship between the UN and NGOs // Third World Quarterly. – 1995.– Т. 16. – №. 3. – С. 421-440.;99. Edwards M. Civil society. – Polity, 2009. - 158 p.;100. Edwards M. International development NGOs: Agents of foreign aid orvehicles for international cooperation? // Nonprofit and Voluntary SectorQuarterly. – 1999. – 28. - P. 25-37;163101. Falk R. A. On humane governance: toward a new global politics.
–Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania State Press, 1995. – 288 p.;102. Fowler A. Striking a balance: A guide to enhancing the effectiveness of nongovernmental organisations in international development. – London, NewYork: Routledge, 2013. – 279 p.;103. Goldman M. Imperial nature: The World Bank and struggles for socialjustice in the age of globalization. – New Haven, London: Yale UniversityPress, 2006. – 361 p.;104. Habermas J.
Between facts and norms / trans. William Rehg – Oxford:Polity, 1996. – 631 p.;105. Habermas J. The Structural Transformation of the Public Sphere: An Inquiryinto a category of Bourgeois Society. - Cambridge: MIT Press, 1991. – 305 p.;106. Hagerhall B. The Evolving Role of NGOs / International EnvironmentalNegotiations, edited by G. Sjostedt et al. - Stockholm: Swedish Institute forInternational Affairs. – 1993.
– 285 p.;107. Held D., Archibugi D. Cosmopolitan democracy: an agenda for a new worldorder. - Cambridge : Polity Press, 1995. - 190 p.;108. Jolly R., Emmerij L., Weiss T. D. UN Ideas That Changed the World. –Bloomington, Indianapolis: Indiana University Press, 2009. – 309 p.109. Kaldor M. The idea of global civil society //International affairs.
– 2003. –Т. 79. – №. 3. – С. 583-593.110. Kamat S. The Privatization of Public Interest: Theorizing NGO Discourse ina Neoliberal Era // Review of International Polictical Economy. – 2004. - Vol11 (1) (February). – P. 155–176;111. Katz H. Gramsci, hegemony, and global civil society networks //Voluntas:International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations. – 2006. – Т.17. – №. 4. – С.
332-347.112. Katz H., Anheier H. Global connectedness: The structure of transnationalNGO networks //Global civil society. – 2005. – Т. 6. – С. 240-265;164113. Koch M. International organizations in development and global inequality:The example of the World Bank's pension policy // WIDER Working Paper,No. 2012/103. – 26 p.;114.
Koffi Ehui B. Qu’est-ce qu’une O.N.G.? - Paris: L’Harmattan, 2014.115. Krut R. et al. Globalization and civil society: NGO influence in internationaldecision-making. – Geneva : United Nations Research Institute for SocialDevelopment, 1997. – 61 p.;116.
Lang S. NGOs, civil society, and the public sphere. –Cambridge:Cambridge University Press, 2012. – 198 p.;117. Leatherman J, Webber J. A. Charting Transnational Democracy: BeyondGlobal Arrogance. - England: Palgrave Macmillan, 2005. – 288 p.;118. MacKenzie D.C. A World Beyond Borders: An Introduction to the Historyof International Organizations.
- Toronto: University of Toronto, 2010. – 197p.;119. Martens K. Mission Impossible. Defining Nongovernmental Organizations //Voluntas: International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organisations. –2002. -Vol. 13, No. 3. - 271–285 p.;120. MartensK.NGOsandtheUnitedNations:Institutionalization,professionalization, and adaptation. – New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2005.
–195 p.121. Maslovskaya E. Jeffrey Alexander s Theory of the Civil Sphere BetweenPhilosophy and Sociology of Law / 25th IVR World Congress of Philosophy ofLaw and Social Philosophy: Law. Science. Technology. - Frankfurt am Main:Goethe Univ., 2011. – P.
1-8;122. Merton R. K. The functions of the professional association //The Americanjournal of nursing. – 1958. – С. 50-54.123. Nerfin M. The Future of the United Nations System: Some Questions on theOccasion of an Anniversary //Development Dialogue.
– 1985. – Т. 1. – С. 529.165124. NGOization: Complicity, Contradictions and Prospects. / Ed. by ChoudryA., Kapoor D. - London, New York: Zed Books, 2013. - 248 p.;125. Persaud, R. B. Counter-hegemony and foreign policy: The dialectics ofmarginalized and global forces in Jamaica. - New York: State University ofNew York Press, 2001. – 285 p.;126. Putnam R. D. Bowling alone: America's declining social capital //Journal ofdemocracy. – 1995. – Т. 6.
– №. 1. – С. 65-78.;127. Putnam R. D., Leonardi R., Nanetti R. Y. Making democracy work: Civictraditions in modern Italy. – New Jersey: Princeton university press, 1994. –263 p.;128. Ramia, G. Global social policy, INGOs and strategic management: Anemerging research agenda // Global Social Policy. – 2000. - № 3. – P.
79-101;129. Raustiala K. States, NGOs, and international environmental institutions//International Studies Quarterly. – 1997. – Т. 41, №. 4. – С. 719-740;130. Report of the Secretary-General: "Arrangements and practices for theinteraction of non-governmental organisations in all activities of the UnitedNation system". United Nations, 53rd session, A/53/170, 10 July 1998.[Электронныйресурс]//URL:http://www.un.org/documents/ga/docs/53/plenary/a53-170.htm (04.12.2015);131. Ripinsky S., Bossche P. NGO Involvement in International Organizations: aLegal Analysis.
- London: British Institute of International and ComparativeLaw, 2007;132. Risse T. “Let's argue!”: communicative action in world politics//International organization. – 2000. – Т. 54, №. 01. – С. 1-39.133. Ruhlman M. A. Who Participates in Global Governance? States,bureaucracies and NGOs in the United Nations.
- London; New York:Routledge, 2015. – 176 p.;134. Salamon L. M. The marketization of welfare: Changing nonprofit and forprofit roles in the American welfare state //The Social Service Review. – 1993.– Vol. 67, No. 1. - С. 16-39;166135. Sassoon, A. S. Hegemony, war of position, and political intervention / In A.S.
Sassoon (Ed.), Approaches to Gramsci. - London: Writers and Readers,1982. - 254 p.;136. Saxonberg S., Jacobsson K. Beyond NGO-ization: the development of socialmovements in Central and Eastern Europe. – New York: Ashgate Publishing,Ltd., 2013.
![](https://s.studizba.com/z.php?f=/templates/si/i/noavatar.png&w=100&h=100&t=1"){kind=avatar}
