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work_blqyzedz35agdcbjgd3gs3upfq	Raymond L. Bryant	Born to Be Wild? Non-governmental Organisations, Politics and the Environment	2009.0	19	.pdf	application/pdf	9220	1125	58	The ways in which non-governmental organisations (NGOs) pursue environmental study of NGOs, environments and politics that characterise such research. This article examines how and why that interest exists by discussing different if linked approaches to the study of NGOs, politics and Such criticism mainly targeted 'development' NGOs, but it often also held true for 'environmental' counterparts As the place of the NGO in environmental politics has shifted in complex surround NGOs now that their multiscale role in environmental politics creative activities that NGOs undertake in pursuing environmental politics, (University of Hawaii Press, 1997), co-editor of Environmental Change in SouthEast Asia: People, Politics and Sustainable Development (Routledge, 1996, with NGOs and transnational networks: wild cards in world politics. Environmental NGOs and different political contexts in Nongovernments: NGOs and the political development of the Third World. Forests in international environmental politics, International Organisations, NGOs and (eds) Environmental NGOs in world politics: linking the local and the global.	./cache/work_blqyzedz35agdcbjgd3gs3upfq.pdf	./txt/work_blqyzedz35agdcbjgd3gs3upfq.txt