Counter-Terrorism, Aid and Civil Society: Before and After the War on Terror (Non-Governmental Public Action)

"This book examines the effects of the increasing securitization of aid on civil societies in the context of the shifting global politics post-9/11"--Provided by publisher. Cover......Page 1 Contents......Page 8 Acknowledgements......Page 9 List of Acronyms......Page 12 1 Introduction......Page 14 2 Theorising the Securitisation of Aid and Effects on Civil Societies......Page 30 3 Government–Civil Society Relations Post-9/11......Page 59 4 Civil Society, Security and Aid: Shifting Donor Perspectives......Page 89 5 Civil Society, Security and Aid Post-9/11: Afghanistan......Page 118 6 Aid, Civil Society and the State in Kenya......Page 149 7 Civil Society, Security and Aid in India......Page 178 8 Conclusion......Page 208 Bibliography......Page 231 A......Page 244 B......Page 245 C......Page 246 D......Page 247 H......Page 248 K......Page 249 M......Page 250 O......Page 251 R......Page 252 S......Page 253 W......Page 254 Z......Page 255 Machine generated contents note: Introduction * Theorising the Effects of the Securitization of Aid Post-9/11 on Civil Societies * Impact of Shifting Global Politics of War on Terror on Civil Societies in Donor Countries * Donor Agencies, Civil Society and Security * Case Studies of Afghanistan, India and Kenya * Conclusion Introduction * Theorising the Effects of the Securitization of Aid Post-9/11 on Civil Societies * Impact of Shifting Global Politics of War on Terror on Civil Societies in Donor Countries * Donor Agencies, Civil Society and Security * Case Studies of Afghanistan, India and Kenya * Conclusion. Introduction Theorising the securitisation of aid and effects on civil societies Government-civil society relations post 9/11 Civil society, security and aid: shifting donor perspectives Civil society, security and aid post 9/11: Afghanistan Aid, civil society and the state in Kenya Civil society, security and aid in India Conclusion.

This book examines the effects of the increasing securitization of aid on civil societies in the context of the shifting global politics post-9/11.