市民社会参与gg的历程、模式及影响（The process, mode and influence of civil society participation in G G）.docVIP

市民社会参与g7g8的历程、模式及影响（The process, mode and influence of civil society participation in G7 G8） Abstract after the cold war, the relationship between civil society and G7/G8 has changed greatly. Through the course of study, civil society participation in G7/G8 mode and its influence, can be found: on the one hand, G7/G8, tried to maintain the continuation of the collective unilateral global governance in the hegemonic role of complex was not fundamentally digestion; on the other hand, civil society participation in the role of a summit to strengthen and promote the transformation of G7/G8s role and status. Keywords civil society; G7/G8 relation evolution; participation mode; influence; CLC number: D813, document identification code: A, document number: 1005-4812 (2008) 04-0032-38 The theme of G7 (G8) was to coordinate foreign economic policies, but with the emergence of a new cold war in the United States and Soviet Union, its main function was to unify the Western internal position to deal with the Soviet union. Since the end of the cold war, with the strengthening of the role of civil society in G7/G8, the evolution of the relationship between G7/G8 and civil society and the diversification of communication patterns have affected both sides as well as the international system. First, the evolution of G7/G8 and civil society relations and their influence Civil society is not a single entity, but a loose group with a common idea or a particular objective. [1] among its members, many groups have different opinions and interests. Compared with the formal international organizations, G8 and its predecessor, G7, are an informal and loose organization. It is not based on intergovernmental agreements, nor is there a secretariat. Therefore, the relationship between civil society and G7/G8 is naturally informal, unlike those established earlier, clearly defined non-governmental organizations and formal international organizations such as the United nations. This means that th