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    This document defines and describes several types of non-state institutions including banks, corporations, cooperatives, trade unions, transnational advocacy groups, development agencies, and international organizations. It explains that non-state institutions are not owned or controlled by governments and can be for-profit, non-profit, or for personal investment. Banks are described as places that take deposits and issue loans. Cooperatives are owned and democratically controlled by members, who share earnings. Trade unions represent and advocate for workers. Transnational advocacy groups give voice to civil societies. Development agencies provide aid, and international organizations have international scope and membership.

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    This document defines and describes several types of non-state institutions including banks, corporations, cooperatives, trade unions, transnational advocacy groups, development agencies, and international organizations. It explains that non-state institutions are not owned or controlled by governments and can be for-profit, non-profit, or for personal investment. Banks are described as places that take deposits and issue loans. Cooperatives are owned and democratically controlled by members, who share earnings. Trade unions represent and advocate for workers. Transnational advocacy groups give voice to civil societies. Development agencies provide aid, and international organizations have international scope and membership.

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    NON-S TA TE IN S T IT U T ION

     THESE ARE ESTABLISHMENTS WHICH ARE NOT OWNED


    AND CONTROLLED BY THE GOVERNMENT. SOME NON-STATE
    INSTITUTIONS ARE FOR PROFIT AND OTHERS ARE NON-
    PROFITS AND SOME ARE FORPERSONAL INVESTMENTS AND
    FOR FINANCIAL HELP.
    BANKS AND CORPORATION
    BANKS
    ARE PLACES OR INSTITUTIONS WHERE PEOPLE PLACE OR
    DEPOSIT THEIR MONEY OR SAVINGS WITH CORRESPONDING
    INTEREST ON A GIVEN PERIOD OF TIME AND, OR ASSETS FOR
    SAFE KEEPING
     FUNCTIONS OF BANKS
    1.) BANKS ARE DEPOSITORY SAVINGS
    2.) BANKS ARE LARGELY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE
    PAYMENTS SYSTEM
    3.) BANKS ISSUE LOANS TO BOTH PEOPLES AND
    COMPANIES
     CORPORATION
    - IS A COMPANY OR A GROUP OF PEOPLE AUTHORIZED TO ACT AS A
    SINGLE ENTITY (LEGALLY A PERSON) AND RECOGNIZED AS SUCH IN LAW.

    -
    COOPERATIVES AND
    TRADE UNIONS
     COOPERATIVE
    -IS A LEGAL ENTITY OWNED AND DEMOCRATICALLY CONTROL
    BY ITS MEMBERS.

    - COOPERATIVE OFTEN SHARE THEIR EARNING WITH THE


    MEMBERSHIP AS DIVIDENDS, WHICH ARE DIVIDED AMONG THE
    MEMBERS ACCORDING TO THEIR PARTICIPATION IN THE
    ENTERPRISE SUCH AS PATRONAGE, INSTEAD OF ACCORDING TO
    THE VALUE OF THEIR CAPITAL SHARE HOLDINGS.
     COOPERATIVES ROLE IN COMMUNITY
    1.) THEY OFTEN PROVIDE QUALITY GOODS AND SERVICES TO AREAS THAT HAVE
    BEEN SHUNNED BY TRADITIONAL BUSINESSES BECAUSE THEY ARE DEEMED LESS
    PROFITABLE MARKET.
    2.) THEY TYPICALLY INVEST IN LOCAL COMMUNITIES.
    3.) BUSINESS PROFIT REMAINED AND CIRCULATE WITHIN THE COMMUNITY.
    4.) COOPERATIVE MEMBERSHIP BUILD SOCIAL NETWORK AND STRENGHTHENS
    SOCIAL COHESION.
    5.) PURCHASING COOPERATIVE, IN PARTICULAR, HELP SMALL, LOCAL BUSINESSES
    REMAIN COMPETITIVE WITHIN MARKETS NOMINATED BY LARGE, NATIONAL
    RETAILERS.
    6.) WORKER COOPERATIVES IN PARTICULAR, CREATE QUALITY, EMPOWERING JOBS
    FOR COMMUNITY MEMBERS.
    7.) COOPERATIVES ARE TYPICALLY BASE ON THE COOPERATIVE VALUES OF “SELF-
    HELP, SELF-RESPONSIBILITY, DEMOCRACY AND EQUALITY, EQUITY AND SOLIDARITY”.
     TRADE UNIONS
    -IS AN ORGANIZATION WHOSE MEMBERSHIP CONSIST
    OF WORKERS AND UNION LEADERS, UNITED TO PROTECT
    AND PROMOTE THEIR COMMON INTERESTS
     TRANSNATIONAL ADVOCACY
    GROUPS
    - ARE FLUID AND OPEN RELATIONSHIP AMONG
    KNOWLEDGEABLE, COMMITED ACTORS.
     IMPORTANCE OF TRANSNATIONAL
    ADVOCACY GROUPS
    -WHAT MAKES TRANSNATIONAL ADVOCACY NETWORK
    SO IMPORTANT IN THE ADVOCACY THEY CAMPAIGN ON
    BEHALF OF PRINCIPLED CAUSES, SETS ON VALUES AND
    IDEAS, VULNERABLE CONSTITUENTCIES OR ENVIRONMENT
    IN OTHER WORDS, TRANSNATIONAL ADVOCACY
    NETWORKS PROVIDE A VOICE FOR CIVIL SOCIETIES IN
    OTHERWISE CLOSE FIELD OF INTERNATIONAL POLITICS.
     WHO PARTICIPATES IN TRANSNATIONAL
    ADVOCACY GROUPS?
    1.) NATIONAL AND INTER NATIONAL NON-GOVERNMENTAL
    ORGANIZATIONS (NGO)
    2.) LOCAL SOCIAL MOVEMENTS
    3.) FOUNDATIONS
    4.) THE MEDIA
    5.) RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS, TRADE UNIONS AND CONSUMER
    ORGANIZATION
    6.) INTELLECTUALS AND SCHOLARS
    7.) AGENCIES WITHIN INTERNATIONAL AND REGIONAL
    INTERGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS
    8.) PARTS OF EXECUTIVE OR PARLIAMENTARY BRANCHES OF
    GOVERNMENTS
     DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES
    -IS AN ORGANIZATION COMMITED/ DEDICATED TO
    DISTRIBUTING AID
     AID CAN BE SUB DIVIDED INTO TWO
    CATEGORIES:

    -HUMANITARIAN AID
    -DEVELOPMENT AID
     INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION
    -IS AN ORGANIZATION WITH AN INTERNATIONAL
    MEMBERSHIP, SCOPE, OR PRESENCE.
     TWO MAIN TYPES OF INTERNATIONAL
    ORGANIZATION
    1.) INTERNATIONAL NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION
    (INGO)
    -OPERATE INTERNATIONALLY
    2.) INTERNATIONAL GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION (IGO)
    -TYPE OF ORGANIZATION MOST CLOSELY ASSOCIATED
    WITH THE TERM “INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION”, THIS ARE
    ORGANIZATION THAT ARE MADE UP PRIMARILY OF SOVEREIGN
    STATE.
    PREPARED BY:
    JETHRO RAMIREZ
    KENNETH BRYAN A. VALENCIA
    MARIONNE CLEINE L. BARBA

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