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Civil Society is Here to Stay! A Report on the Shrinking Civic Space Project (2019-2023)
Opusculum 186 | 01.03.2024 | New report on the research and policy project conducted by the Maecenata Institute from 2019 to
The challenges faced by pro-abortion civil society groups in Poland and Turkey
Opusculum 173 | 08.02.2023 | Lara Brett | An insight into current abortion laws and the challenges they create for civic
How Foundations and Funders Listen: A Qualitative Review in Europe and Brazil
Opusculum 172 | 25.01.2023 | Luisa Bonin | How Foundations and Funders Listen: A Qualitative Review in Europe and
OP 168 Kruijer English: „Zwei Herzen schlagen in meiner Brust“
Opusculum 168 | 19.01.2023 | Bente Kruijer | Church asylum in Germany: An analysis of the positions of church asylum actors during the policy changes on …
The relationship between violence, peace activism and attitude regarding reconciliation in the context of the Colombian armed conflict
Opusculum 170 | 19.09.2022 | Alina Bastian | An assessment of reconciliation efforts in
On the State and General Condition of Civil Society in Germany
Opusculum 169 | 10.08.2022 | Siri Hummel, Rupert Strachwitz, Laura Pfirter | "Germany offers auspicious conditions for an active civil society, even if current …
Listening is not enough: An assessment of the Feedback Loop Methodology
Opusculum 165 | 13.07.2022 | Luisa Bonin | The CEOs of most foundations see “listening to and learning from those they seek to help as a path to greater …
Falling Walls: Can Civil Society rock global North-South divisions? What are its Resources, Agents and Limits?
Opusculum 164 | 20.06.2022 | Wolfgang Chr. Goede über das Potenzial der Zivilgesellschaft im Nord-Süd-Gefälle Abstract The world is at a turning point. The …
OP 160: What is Civil Society? A Primer
Opusculum 160 I 03.01.2022 I Rupert G. Strachwitz | Unser Basiswissen Zivilgesellschaft gibt es jetzt auch auf
Dr. Rupert Graf Strachwitz
Director of the Maecenata Institute
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