A Sociological Analysis of Civil Society Success in International Development Project

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Mustapha Hashim Kurfi
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This paper examines the various determinants of civil society or NGOs success in the international development project.Civil society is a broader concept that consists of all the social groups and social relationships in which humans are embebbed, including family, community, social movements, religious organizations, schools, ethnic groups, clubs, professional associations, PTAs, etc.It refers to the quality of people”s social life which includes safety, improved healthcare, mortality, civility, respect for diversity, and so forth. Several scholars have identified various determinants for civil society success, notably in developing nations. These include NGOs” intermediary role; serving as a source for feed-back and integration; and cooperation among competing organizations. Others attribute the success to accountability; collaboration with international activist groups; diffusion of ideas through rapid communication carried out and advanced by certain “rooted cosmopolitans;” and availability of funds from international donors. The article examines scholars” centripetal and centrifugal on the subject matter and highlights some implications. It concludes that civil society contributes to the international development project through ensuring democracy by mobilizing the public, creating awareness, political participation, advocacy campaigns, and struggle for political rights. It finally posits that, the determinants for civil society/NGO success in international development project are multidimensional, advocating for adevelopment model that recognizes the role of religious organizations as civil society actors in order to have a meaningful, compatible, and sustainable development model.

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Mustapha Hashim Kurfi. 2013. \u201cA Sociological Analysis of Civil Society Success in International Development Project\u201d. Global Journal of Human-Social Science - C: Sociology & Culture GJHSS-C Volume 13 (GJHSS Volume 13 Issue C5): .

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This paper examines the various determinants of civil society or NGOs success in the international development project.Civil society is a broader concept that consists of all the social groups and social relationships in which humans are embebbed, including family, community, social movements, religious organizations, schools, ethnic groups, clubs, professional associations, PTAs, etc.It refers to the quality of people”s social life which includes safety, improved healthcare, mortality, civility, respect for diversity, and so forth. Several scholars have identified various determinants for civil society success, notably in developing nations. These include NGOs” intermediary role; serving as a source for feed-back and integration; and cooperation among competing organizations. Others attribute the success to accountability; collaboration with international activist groups; diffusion of ideas through rapid communication carried out and advanced by certain “rooted cosmopolitans;” and availability of funds from international donors. The article examines scholars” centripetal and centrifugal on the subject matter and highlights some implications. It concludes that civil society contributes to the international development project through ensuring democracy by mobilizing the public, creating awareness, political participation, advocacy campaigns, and struggle for political rights. It finally posits that, the determinants for civil society/NGO success in international development project are multidimensional, advocating for adevelopment model that recognizes the role of religious organizations as civil society actors in order to have a meaningful, compatible, and sustainable development model.

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