This paper analyzes the question whether or not in China structures of a civil society are emerging. It addresses the increasing separation of state and society, the society's differentiation, growing social and spatial disparities, the turn of the CCP from a class towards a people's party, the...

This paper analyzes the question whether or not in China structures of a civil society are emerging. It addresses the increasing separation of state and society, the society's differentiation, growing social and spatial disparities, the turn of the CCP from a class towards a people's party, the...

This volume, the second instalment in the Series on Developing China — Translated Research from China, contains a collection of the most outstanding academic articles written by prestigious Chinese scholars of humanities and social sciences in the past three decades. The volume aims to...

Der Beitrag beleuchtet das Zusammenspiel von Klassifizieren, Vergleichen, Vermessen und Bewerten im statistischen Integrationsmonitoring, ein amtliches Beobachtungsinstrument zur Einschätzung der Integrationsfortschritte der Migrantenbevölkerung. Der Artikel zeigt auf, dass die Logiken der...

Sports civic organizations are essential for Hungarian society, especially for young people's lives, constituting a crucial part of the corpus of civil society organizations. The performance and output of these were rarely examined; still, activity forms of an organization and their managerial...

Nyáregyháza Magyarország legfejlettebb területén, a Közép-Magyarországi Régióban fekszik. Mindössze 40 km távolságra helyezkedik el a főváros határától, és 20 km-re húzódik a fő közlekedési útvonalaktól. A településen 7 civil szervezet és 3 egyházközség...

In February 2013, the conference “New Perspectives on the 1965 Violence in Indonesia” brought together community-based researchers and representatives from human rights and advocacy organisations across several regions of Indonesia to discuss new historical understandings about the tragedy...

This article investigates how the Indonesian state organised the killing of approx. 100,000 communists and alleged communists in Central Java in 1965. It presents the argument that even though state institutions unleashed the killings and perpetrated much of the violence, the state’s control...

The mass violence which spread across Indonesia following an attempt-ed coup on 1 October 1965 claimed the lives of half a million people and irrevocably changed the lives of millions more. Despite an up-surge in attention from researchers and community-based activists over the last fifteen...