What does TCS stand for?

Transnational Civil Society

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Organizations, NGOs, schools, universities, etc.

Other Resources:

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Samples in periodicals archive:

00 Paperback JX1974 Johnson (director of the Acronym Institute for Disarmament Diplomacy) details the negotiating history of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, going beyond the formal negotiations of 1994-1996 and the positions of formal government officials in order to examine the influence of national and transnational civil society actors, interactions between government and non-governmental actors within states, and information exchanges and links between governments and domestic actors on different sides.

Unfinished business; the negotiation of the CTBT and the end of ...

in THE THIRD FORCE: THE RISE OF TRANSNATIONAL CIVIL SOCIETY (Ann Florini ed.

Strengthening international regulation through transnational new ...

The second volume covers the debate on welfare state regime typologies and "varieties-of-capitalism," the distinctive modes of social regulation in different welfare systems, how policy makers have managed to bring about an era of retrenchment and austerity, the impact of globalization and post industrialism, the welfare state and the supranational integration of Europe, and the role of international organizations and transnational civil society in promoting social policy and regulations.

Welfare states; construction, deconstruction, reconstruction; 3v

The first four chapters describe the global contexts within which transnational civil society operates, including the emergence of global citizenship, the architecture of global power and inequality, the role of transnational civil society in policymaking, and other transnational formations.

Transnational civil society; an introduction

More and more transnational civil society organizations are active.

After the developmental state: civil society in Japan