CCS Courses CCS Teaching 2017 CCS Teaching: Development Studies Masters Programme Civil Society and Development Objectives of the Course This course aims to acquaint students with the concept of civil society and its influence and impact on development trajectories. It will examine various theories and interpretations of civil society from societas civilis to global civil society and review debates on NGOs and social movements. There will be a specific focus on civil society in South Africa with respect to social movements and social protest. The course will include a session on ‘spaces’ of participation in the light of debates around participatory democracy and development. There will also be sessions assessing the practice of philanthropy and social entrepreneurship within understandings of civil society. More  Civil Society & Development Course SCHOOL OF BUILT ENVIRONMENT & DEVELOPMENT STUDIES Masters Degree – Development Studies, Population Studies Civil Society & Development Course – 4th Quarter 2012 The Civil Society and Development course is designed to introduce students to the concept of civil society and the influence and impact of civil society organisations on development trajectories. It will explore various theories and interpretations of civil society from societas civilis to global civil society, review debates on NGOs and the rise of new social movements and analyse state / civil society relations with reference to democratisation and development. There will be a specific focus on civil society in South Africa. The course will also examine philanthropy and social entrepreneurship within the ambit of the civil society sector. More  SIT Study Abroad: South Africa: Globalisation and Development, October 29- November 5 More  CCS 'Civil Society & Development' course with Sufian Bukurura & Dennis Brutus 4-18 July More  Useful publications Bond, Patrick  (2008) Global capitalist crisis and African resistance: Analysis, evidence, practice . Paper presented at International Forum on Globalization  : 1-41. More  Bond, Patrick (2013) Bond BRICS report-back in Clairwood slides. Sarah Bracking & Patrick Bond at SDCEA workshop, Clairwood, 20 April : 1-28. More  Bracking, Sarah  (2013) The Economics of Port expansion: growth and jobs for whom?. Sarah Bracking & Patrick Bond at SDCEA workshop, Clairwood, 20 April : 1-13. More  Thando Manzi & Wanda, Jabulile & Zulu, Philani (2013) Study on Socio Economic Conditions in Cato Manor.  : 1-34. More