Civilizing governance vs Governance of civilization?

Governing Civilization through Civilizing Governance: global challenge for a turbulent future (Part #4)

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Challenges and assessments have been variously documented:

• Future of United Nations - Civil Society Relations: 257 questions in assessing the Report of the Panel of Eminent Persons in relation to the challenges of the 21st Century. 2004
• Recent Breakthroughs in Civil Society Research: Reactive vs Proactive Exploration of Opportunities and Alternatives? 2004
• Arming Civil Society Worldwide: Getting democracy to work in the emergent American Empire? 2003
• Global Civil Society: strategic comments on the path ahead, 2003
• Framing NGOs in the Market for Change: comment on the report by SustainAbility, 2003
• Undermining Open Civil Society: Reinforcing unsustainable restrictive initiatives, 1999
• Interacting Fruitfully with Un-Civil Society: the dilemma for non-civil society organizations, 1996
• NGOs and Civil Society - some realities and distortions: the challenge of "Necessary-to-Governance Organizations" (NGOs), 1995
• Levels of Civil Society and Public Policy Implications, 1994
• Problems Hindering Action of International Nongovernmental Organizations, 1980
• The Associative Society of the Future, 1979
  
• Comparative Evaluation of Different Types of International Organization, 1972
• International Organizations and the Generation of the Will to Change, 1970
• Evaluation of International Organizations: the need, current efforts, qualitative and quantitative methods, 1969

Whereas the Universal Declaration of Human Rights makes it clear that "individuals" are not called upon to prove their right to exist or their social utility, there continues to be a sense that groupings of individuals in associations can be fruitfully called upon (even aggressively so) to prove to the satisfaction of others, according to the criteria of others, their right to exist and their social utility. There is no Universal Declaration of the Rights of Human Organization (1971).

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