グローバル市民社会と中間組織(<特集II>中間組織と公共性)

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Intermediate organizations exist between state sector and market or private sector. They constitute public sphere that mediates between these two sectors. Civil society is composed of the ensemble of these organization. Nowadays, violent enlargement of these two sectors, consequently the role of a civil society that regulates both of state sector and market sector is increasing. But, at the same time, the trend to globalisation has brought the huge transformation to the public sphere. Because the modern civil society arose within the nation-state or national economy, but recently the growth of market relations across state borders has broken the restriction of nation state and national economy. Not only transnational market sector but also transnational public sphere have been appearing. As the result, with the growth of a new transnational public sphere, intermediate organizations act and function in transnational fields and they are forming divers global public spheres across nations. The transformation of intermediate organizations shows two main features in contrast with existing organizations. Firstly, they are becoming instable and fluid organizaitons. they were once very stable groups and were based on firm group identities. Secondly, intermediate organizations form complex groups and they are composed of divers definitions of global civil society. They compete each other around the definition of civil society and develop the struggle of hegemony on discours of civil society. These struggles determine the future modality of global civil society.
社会・経済システム学会の論文
2004-10-30

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斉藤日出治
大阪産業大学経済学部経済学科

グローバル市民社会と中間組織(<特集II>中間組織と公共性)

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