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The Impact of Social Movements on Policy Outcomes in Partly Free Democracies: Evidence from the “Citizens for Macedonia” Struggles in a Captured Macedonian State

Stefanovski, Ivan

East European politics and societies, 2021-02, Vol.35 (1), p.210-225 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Los Angeles, CA: SAGE Publications Ltd

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  • Título:
    The Impact of Social Movements on Policy Outcomes in Partly Free Democracies: Evidence from the “Citizens for Macedonia” Struggles in a Captured Macedonian State
  • Autor: Stefanovski, Ivan
  • Assuntos: Advocacy ; Citizens ; Civil Society ; Democracy ; Democratization ; Government/Political systems ; Human rights ; Human Rights and Humanitarian Law ; International community ; Law ; Literature reviews ; Mobilization ; Policy making ; Political development ; Political institutions ; Political parties ; Political power ; Politics ; Politics and law ; Politics and society ; Rule of law ; Social movements ; Social policy ; Sociology of Politics ; State building
  • É parte de: East European politics and societies, 2021-02, Vol.35 (1), p.210-225
  • Descrição: This article looks at the impact of one of the recent waves of mobilization in the Republic of Macedonia, the “Citizens for Macedonia” platform, over policy outcomes that originally derived from the movement actors. Furthermore, the text highlights the crucial role of the international community in shaping and implementing the policy outcomes, playing the role of international statebuilders in the process of reintroducing democracy in the captured Macedonian state. The theoretical framework and the literature review present an attempt to bridge contemporary works on social movement studies with those on democratization and international state building. A lot of emphasis is also put on the peculiar political opportunity structure, and the difficult and movement-unfriendly conditions in which the citizens’ platform operated. On the other hand, the article tries to show the gains and losses of a coalition between an established political party, and a loose horizontal network of citizens and citizens’ organizations that advocate for rule of law and protection of human rights. The central conclusions that can be extrapolated from this work are the strong and committed claims by the movement, articulated through various repertoires of action, but also the active role of the international community, which presented a conditio sine qua non, bringing down the regime led by former PM Nikola Gruevski and freeing the state institutions previously occupied by the political parties in power.
  • Editor: Los Angeles, CA: SAGE Publications Ltd
  • Idioma: Inglês
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