This book is a compilation of thirteen civil society practitioner case studies and articles spanning ten years of activism from 1998 to 2008. All focus on the democratization of global governance through civil society engagement with the multilateral system and the majority present perspectives from the South. The book offers to civil society activists, academics, policy-makers, citizens, and students a plethora of strategies and lessons learned by practitioners working through campaigns, movements, steering committees, and international conferences and fora. It also critiques civil society methodologies and strategies for advancing the democratization of global governance and offers a new, more inclusive and profound, vision for the future of civil society activism.