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Autor: Matteo Bassoli
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Para: Laboratorio sulla partecipazione politica e associativa del Dipartimento di Sociologia e ricerca sociale dell'Universita' degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca
Assunto: [movimenti.bicocca] VOLUNTAS: Catholic Versus Communist: An Ongoing Issue—The Role of Organizational Affiliation in Accessing the Policy Arena
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a volte scrivo articolo con amore, altre volte per dovere.
Questo è il frutto dell'amore più spassionato.

Penso possa essere utile a tutti coloro che studiano la società civile
perchè metto in relazione la centralità tra le ONG in un dato settore con
la possibilità di accedere all'arena politica, il tutto mediato o meno
dalla propria radice cattolica o post-comunista delle stesse.

Buona lettura
Matteo





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