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Civil Society in Question Swift, Jamie Publisher:  Between the Lines, Toronto, Canada Year Published:  1999   Pages:  170pp   ISBN:  1-896357-24-5 Library of Congress Number:  JC336.S94 1999   Dewey:  301 Resource Type:  Book Civil Society ranks as flavor of the month among community volunteers, academics and policy makers. It animates political activists of various stripes. Many view it as a key concept in the struggle against poverty and for social justice and democracy, in Canada and around the world. Is civil society anything more than a projection of our desires, a chameleon concept that can mean all things to all people? Does it risk being co-opted beyond recognition and usefulness? Topics Civil Society Civil Society/Strengthening Dams Development Globalization Socialism/Case for

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