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Pluralism and proportionality in the representation of European international civil society within the UN framework: a sub-regional comparison

Pages 230-245 | Published online: 22 Dec 2017
 

ABSTRACT

This research utilized the United Nations’ Integrated Civil Society Organizations (ICSO) database in analyzing case studies of spatial variations among connections between the UN and international civil society/NGOs in Europe. In effect, this study is a means of gauging and comparing the degree of connectivity between the UN and international civil society/NGOs across the sub-regions and countries of Europe. Findings indicate substantial variation in representation of NGOs within the UN-civil society dynamic across Europe’s sub-regions with Northern Europe, Western Europe and the British Isles represented to a far greater degree proportionate to their populations than Mediterranean or Eastern Europe. The study also found substantially higher proportional representation of NGOs headquartered in EU or EU-candidate nations as opposed to those not in the EU or seeking membership.

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