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IDS WORKING PAPER 285Peter Houtzager is a Research Fellow in the Governance Team at IDS and atpresent a Visiting Scholar at Centro Brasileiro de Análise e Planejamento (CEBRAP).Adrián Gurza Lavalle is Professor in political science at Sao Paulo University, andresearcher at Centro Brasileiro de Análise e Planejamento (CEBRAP). He haswritten widely on the public sphere, civil associations and political representation inBrazil and Mexico.Arnab Acharya is a Senior Lecturer at London School of Hygiene and TropicalMedicine. He is an economist who works in the areas of health, regulation theory,as well as ethics.04
IDS WORKING PAPER 285ContentsSummary, keywords 3Author notes 4Acknowledgements 71 Introduction 92 Active citizens, associations and the civil-dimension of citizenship 133 One survey in two large urban centres 194 Patterns of associational participation and active citizenship 214.1 Associational participation 214.2 Two patterns of civil relations 244.3 Socio-economic stratification of associations and citizenship 274.4 Associational participation and citizenship 305 Associational effects on citizenship: multivariate analysis 315.1 Explaining active citizenship and civil relations: basic models 325.2 Socio-economic stratification of active citizenship 345.3 Do associations reduce the socio-economic stratification ofcitizenship? 366 Some concluding thoughts on democratic theory 39Appendix A 42Appendix B 44References 52FiguresFigure 4.1 Percentage of population that participated in secularassociations 24Figure 4.2 Percentage of active citizens, by type of civil relations togovernment 26Figure 4.3 Percentage of population that are active citizenship, withassociational participation and with none 30Figure A.1 Active citizens by socio-economic characteristics 42Figure A.2 Percentage of population that participated in associations bygender, education, and labour market status 4305
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