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INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY RESEARCH IN BUSINESS
JUNE 2011
VOL 3, NO 2
organizations are also unaware about market mechanisms of business organizations (Howel and
Peace, 2001). Without having this capacity it is hard to act as a watchdog and protect the rights
of poor and deprived people.
Conclusion
Civil society organizations are getting momentum through out the world and civil society
organizations are also seen as effective vehicle for the delivery of the development assistance
and other economic objectives. However, the civil society is not a homogeneous mass of
organizations. There are a lot of contradictions and weaknesses within civil society. In most
literature, the idea of civil society was presented as an opponent of the state. If serious progress
is to be made in reducing poverty, ensuring social justice, achieving equality of life, and
improving the quality of life for all people, then there is dire need to build a coordination and
strong cooperation among different sectors. In other words, a new paradigm in social problem
solving and sustainable development has arrived. The key to this new paradigm is the building of
effective partnerships among state, market, and civil society organizations. Although, there are
many challenges and limitations, but, the limitations on the part of one sector are nicely matched
by the strengths of others. So it is needed to create win-win situation for all three sectors. The
roles of the state, market and civil society have become mutually dependent to provide
development assistance in third word countries.
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