Economic Liberalization, Democratization and Civil Society in the Developing World

Acknowledgements List of Acronyms Notes on the Contributors Introduction: The Impact of Economic Reform on Civil Society, Popular Participation and Democratisation in the Developing World; J.A.Clark & R.B.Kleinberg PART I: ASIA Structural Adjustment and Democratisation: The Case of Human Rights Organisations in Indonesia; S.Jones Economic and Political Reform in the Philippines 1986-1996: The Evolving Role of Human Rights NGOs; G.Clarke State-Societal Relations in a Rapidly Growing Economy: The Case of Malaysia, 1970-1997; F.K.Loh PART II: AFRICA Civil Society, Structural Adjustment and Democratisation in Kenya; J.E.Nyang'oro The Incomplete Democratic Transition in Uganda; S.Dicklitch Structural Adjustment, Military Dictatorship, Civil Society, and the Struggle for Democracy in Nigeria; F.Afolayan PART III: THE MIDDLE EAST The Economic and Political Impact of Economic Restructuring on NGO-State Relations in Egypt; J.A.Clark Doing Business with the State: Business-State Relations After Liberalisation in Jordan; P.W.Moore Neoliberal Reforms and Democratisation in Tunisia: Civil Society in a Rural Community; S.J.King PART IV: LATIN AMERICA Economic Liberalisation and Inequality in Mexico: Prospects for Democracy; R.B.Kleinberg Democracy and Organised Labour in Argentina: Challenges and New Alternatives; V.Patroni Neo-Liberalism, Democratisation and the Women's Movement in Nicaragua; K.Isbester Conclusions: Politics of Democratisation: The Force of Civil Society; R.B.Kleinberg & J.A.Clark Index