Perspectives and proposals on the BRICS  for and form popular civil society organisations 

 -  BRICS  2013 
 - 19p. 
<br/><br/>I. INTRODUCTORY OVERVIEW <br/>II. DIFFERING STRATEGIC INTERPRETATIONS ON AND WITHIN THE BRICS <br/>III. VARYING MOTIVATIONS AND OVERLAPING CONFIGURATIONS <br/>IV. INTERVENTIONS AND INFLUENCES FROM THE HEGEMONIC POWER <br/>TO COUNTER AND CONTAIN THE BRICS <br/>V. PRACTICAL AND TACTICAL APPROACHES TOWARDS THE <br/>BRICS BY 'LESSER' DEVELOPING COUNTRIES <br/>VI. THE MAIN EFFECTS OF BRICS ACTIONS AND ACTIVITIES 'ON THE GROUND'<br/>IN OTHER DEVELOPING COUNTRIES <br/>VII. WHAT CAN CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANISATIONS DO OR ACHIEVE <br/>WITHIN THE RESPECTIVE BRICS COUNTRIES?<br/>VIII. THE ROLE OF THE BRICS FROM THE SPECIFIC PERSPECTIVE <br/>OF SOUTH AFRICA AND AFRICA? <br/>IX. WHAT SHOULD ALL CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANISATIONS BE PROPOSING TO- <br/>OR DEMANDING OF- THE BRICS GOVERNMENTS AS A GROUP? <br/>X. KEY GEO- STRATEGIC, ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL PERSPECTIVES 
<br/><br/><br/>English  
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>BRICS<br/>Civil society<br/>Perspectives and proposals on the BRICS
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>306.0954  / PER