Democratic Backsliding and the Response of Civil Society Organizations of Bangladesh
Abstract
In restricting the eligibility and operation of civil society groups (CSOs) there is currently a global trend toward a decline in democracy. This in turn contributes to democratic backsliding. The government's efforts to restrict alternative democratic actors, such as opposition political parties or, more crucially, CSOs, from participating, are what are causing this democratic backsliding.
Keywords:
Democratic Backsliding, Civil Society Organization, Democratization, Comparative Politics, Public Policy
Status
G
Department
Political Science
College
College of Arts and Sciences
Campus
Athens
Faculty Mentor
Kendhammer, Brandon
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Democratic Backsliding and the Response of Civil Society Organizations of Bangladesh
In restricting the eligibility and operation of civil society groups (CSOs) there is currently a global trend toward a decline in democracy. This in turn contributes to democratic backsliding. The government's efforts to restrict alternative democratic actors, such as opposition political parties or, more crucially, CSOs, from participating, are what are causing this democratic backsliding.
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