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Peter A. Mameli 《Human Rights Review》2001,2(2):93-112
Conclusions Australia and Thailand have made great progress in partnering with NGOs to respond to HIV/AIDS through the protection of human
rights. Unquestionably, the Australian experience is more advanced. However, it is important to note that Australia’s political
institutions and traditions were able to empower and accept an NGO movement of this nature almost from the start of disease
identification.Thailand did not have this advantage, having only moved toward political institutions that are open to public
opinion and civil society’s input within the last 15 years.
In spite of their varied histories, both countries eventually traveled down similar paths. In Australia, HIV/AIDS NGOs moved
rapidly forward from being standard-setting, fact-finding, and advocacy organizations to becoming capable of creating new
HIV/AIDS umbrella organizations and influencing existing governmental organizations on HIV/AIDS human rights issues. Indeed,
by the close of the 1980s, NGOs had established themselves firmly in all of these roles. The fact that Australia still struggles
with addressing an emerging epidemic among indigenous people is more a sign that the movement has thus far been incomplete
than that it is faltering or ineffective. Additionally, now that NGOs are actively working through AFAO on behalf of indigenous
peoples, it is likely that there will finally be more movement on human rights and H1V/AIDS issues for this group. However,
sex tourism and the illegal trafficking of women and children for purposes of prostitution continue to require ongoing proactive
management by the partnership before they become a serious epidemic threat.
Thailand’s situation is somewhat different from that of Australia. The HIV/AIDS NGO community has grown since the epidemic
exploded in the 1990s, but the organizations themselves continue to have limited power, While they have been an important
voice in human rights standard-setting, fact-finding and advocacy regarding HIV/AIDS, they remain unable to fully influence
the governmental organizations that ultimately make and implement human rights policies in these areas. As the NGO experience
in general is new to Thai politics, continuing human rights abuses are a sign of the miles left to travel on this road rather
than an indicator that the road needs to be abandoned.
Regardless of their differing experiences with creating HIV/AIDS partnerships, it is impossible to say that either effort
has failed to use this mechanism successfully to at least begin seriously addressing HIV/AIDS human rights issues. What can
be said is that each partnership can be placed at a differing point on a continuum of effectiveness that ultimately concludes
with a fully integrated partnership capable of fundamentally influencing a country’s HIV/AIDS human rights policies on an
ongoing basis. 相似文献
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Peter Koeppl 《Journal of Public Affairs (14723891)》2001,1(1):69-80
Among public affairs techniques lobbying is by far the most mystifying one — at least in Europe. Lobbying comes from the Latin word ‘labium’ and means ‘entrance hall’ or ‘lounge’. Therein the essential meaning can be seen: today political decisions are not made in plenary assemblies but primarily in the pre‐political phase of balancing the various interests. Lobbying is to be understood as the ‘diverse intensive activities of social groups, chambers and companies in the political and bureaucratic vestibule’ (Beyme 1980). Modern lobbying on the EU level is an intermediary policy for the support of political decision making — even if some critics refuse to believe it. Lobbying at EU level has become a politically realistic dimension. Even if the mass media still take a very sceptical and negative view of lobbying in Brussels, based on the existing European taboo on influencing politics, an in‐depth analysis reveals various lobbies at work in EU institutions. Lobbying today is an essential part of all EU decision areas. This paper describes the functional theory approach of lobbying known as ‘cooperation as confrontation through communication’. For the first time, recipients of lobbying in the EU Commission are demonstrating their acceptance of lobbying efforts. The paper is based on the doctoral thesis ‘The acceptance, relevance and dominance of lobbying the EU Commission’ by Peter Koeppl, University of Vienna (unpublished). Copyright © 2001 Henry Stewart Publications 相似文献
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Peter Kulchyski 《Third world quarterly》2020,41(8):1406-1420
AbstractThis article argues that bush people deserve greater attention in revolutionary thought and action, both for the strategic value of their struggles against extraction at capital’s periphery and the emancipatory social values they continue to embody. But bush struggles cannot be borrowed for other purposes: the agenda of bush people for respect and cultural survival must respected in its own right. 相似文献
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Peter B. Mortensen 《Scandinavian political studies》2010,33(4):356-380
Political science research on agenda setting has been focused on how and why political agendas change over time. This article addresses the different but equally important question about how agenda setting actually matters to the policy outputs of national policy making. Do changes in the political agenda foreshadow changes in public policies? And does the effect of changes in the political agenda depend upon the policy preferences expressed by the mass public? Integrating research on policy agendas with well‐established ideas about re‐election‐oriented representation, this article offers a new approach to the study of such agenda effects. Furthermore, it demonstrates the empirical validity of this approach using a Danish dataset of public opinion, public policy and the national political agenda spanning a quarter of a century and covering several different issues. 相似文献
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This article assesses the influence of income inequality on the public's policy mood. Recent work has produced divergent perspectives on the relationship between inequality, public opinion, and government redistribution. One group of scholars suggests that unequal representation of different income groups reproduces inequality as politicians respond to the preferences of the rich. Another group of scholars pays relatively little attention to distributional outcomes but shows that government is generally just as responsive to the poor as to the rich. Utilizing theoretical insights from comparative political economy and time‐series data from 1952 to 2006, supplemented with cross‐sectional analysis where appropriate, we show that economic inequality is, in fact, self‐reinforcing, but that this is fully consistent with the idea that government tends to respond equally to rich and poor in its policy enactments. 相似文献
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Peter T. Leeson 《Society》2010,47(3):227-233
According to a popular view that I call “two cheers for capitalism,” capitalism’s effect on development is ambiguous and mixed.
This paper empirically investigates that view. I find that it’s wrong. Citizens in countries that became more capitalist over
the last quarter century became wealthier, healthier, more educated, and politically freer. Citizens in countries that became
significantly less capitalist over this period endured stagnating income, shortening life spans, smaller gains in education,
and increasingly oppressive political regimes. The data unequivocally evidence capitalism’s superiority for development. Full-force
cheerleading for capitalism is well deserved and three cheers are in order instead of two. 相似文献
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