The Life Support of the Forestry Regime: Case Studies of Two Transnational NGOs

Maintaining life for the forestry system: Case studies of two multinational NGOs Introduction As a relatively new international participant, NGOs or NGOs are becoming an important part of successful environmental systems. NGOs are organizing an international advocacy network connecting stakeholders, companies and other organizations of each country. Compared with other environmental systems, forest systems are relatively weak due to international agreements on forest protection and lack of domestic policies.

In this paper, we draw conclusions from two ethnographic case studies of Haiti, claiming that NGOs act as intermediaries in four ways and "play" globalization. First, in its "fulfilling" role, NGOs provide legitimacy for globalization and represent alternatives to countries that are segmented by neoliberalism. Second, in contemporary neoliberal aid systems, NGOs weaken the global southern governance capability, thereby infringing the mental state and social contract of Keynesian social welfare state, ie the state provides services Responsible. Third, NGOs provide high-wage jobs to educated middle classes, are inherent in the modern neo-liberal world system, and reproduce the necessary inequality. Fourth, as a multinational middle class that relies on ideology, NGOs constitute cushioning between the elite and the poor and may introduce institutional obstacles to regional participation and important decisions.

Modern global NGOs and transnational NGOs differ from their predecessors in important respects. The most important thing is that many people are truly multinational, are in many countries, not like any al-Qaeda, in any nation-state. In addition to the influence of domestic authorities, these organizations are difficult to control with the police (Brown and Moore, 2001; Goodin, 2003). Equally important is the extent to which multinational NGOs are connected to indigenous peoples organizations other than developed countries in Europe and North America. They have the ability to express their views on victims of the authoritarian regime, protests against economic exploitation, resistance to the power of the Western companies and governments, which dramatically changes the public decision of the world It was. Recent protests against economic globalization and US invasion of the Iraq may indicate the emergence of new political forces.