Public Participation and Innovations in Community Governance
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Chief Administrative Officers
Ciaran O'Faircheallaigh
Citizen Participation
civic engagement strategies
Civil Society
comparative public participation models
Cornie Groenewald
Daniel Kubler
decentralisation studies
deliberative democracy
Direct Democracy
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Erik-Hans Klijn
Georgina Blakeley
Harm Reduction Facilities
IDP
IDP Process
Impact Assessment Procedures
interactive
Interactive Policy Making
John Diamond
Joop F.M. Koppenjan
local government reform
Local Government Transition Act
Locality Development
making
marginalised communities research
Metropolitan Governance
Metropolitan Governance Structures
NC System
Neighbourhood Committees
Neighbourhood Council
Neighbourhood Movement
Nils Aarsaether
participatory policy making
policy
Political Parties
Project Appraisal Processes
Public Administration
Social Impact Assessment
Sonja Walti
SRB Initiative
Torill Nyseth
Town Halls
UK Local Authority
Product details
- ISBN 9781138258105
- Weight: 400g
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 30 Apr 2017
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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Comprised of a series of national case studies, this book critically examines initiatives in public participation and their relationship to developments in community governance. As such, the case studies enable national perspectives to be applied to crucial features of modern public policy and politics. Focusing on case studies in areas which are undergoing major social and institutional transformation and/or which raise particular issues because of the marginal position of the areas within their nation-states, the book also concerns itself with developments in Western European countries and why people should logically support some but not other initiatives in public participation. This book will be very useful for students and academics in areas such as politics, public administration, social policy and sociology. It should also be of interest to local activists such as councillors, members of pressure groups and those concerned about modern trends in democracy.
