Non-governmental organisations and governance states: The impact of transnational environmental management networks in Madagascar

摘要: Abstract This article examines the concept of governance states in relation to environmental politics Madagascar. Governance can be regarded as a new development North–South relations. The denotes move towards post-conditionality, where are defined ‘stakeholders’ and drawn into ‘partnerships’ with global public–private networks. uses Madagascar case study through which examine post-conditionality. In particular, it complex networks actors, especially international non-governmental organisations (NGOs) World Bank. It focuses on how such transnational deeply affect conservation policy-making within developing world more generally. increasingly close relationships between world, NGOs argues that rela...