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@book{ Baldus2019,
 title = {Preventing Civic Space Restrictions: an Exploratory Study of Successful Resistance Against NGO Laws},
 author = {Baldus, Jana and Berger-Kern, Nora and Hetz, Fabian and Poppe, Annika Elena and Wolff, Jonas},
 year = {2019},
 series = {PRIF Reports},
 pages = {35},
 volume = {1},
 address = {Frankfurt am Main},
 publisher = {Hessische Stiftung Friedens- und Konfliktforschung},
 isbn = {978-3-946459-43-9},
 urn = {https://nbn-resolving.org/urn:nbn:de:0168-ssoar-63297-6},
 abstract = {In many countries around the world, civil society organizations are facing increasing restrictions that constrain their autonomy, capacity and/or freedom of action. While the general phenomenon of shrinking civic space and the adoption of legal restrictions in particular have become more widespread since the early 2000s, there are also cases in which governmental attempts to adopt restrictive NGO laws have been frustrated, aborted or, at least, significantly mitigated as a consequence of domestic and/or international resistance. This PRIF Report takes a look at four such cases (Azerbaijan, Kenya, Kyrgyzstan and Zambia) and identifies conditions and dynamics that help understand successful resistance against legal civic space restrictions.},
 keywords = {nichtstaatliche Organisation; non-governmental organization; Zivilgesellschaft; civil society; gesetzliche Regelung; statuary regulation; Widerstand; resistance; öffentlicher Raum; public space; Aserbaidschan; Azerbaijan; Kenia; Kenya; Kirgisistan; Kyrgyzstan; Sambia; Zambia}}