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Towards Interactive Governance: Embedding Citizen Participation in Local Government
Administration and Society, 2023 In this article, we explore the embedding of citizen participation in local government. Our study combines and synthesizes the focal aspects of two theoretical streams—citizen participation and interactive governance—in a novel way to identify ...
Anni Jäntti, Anna-Aurora Kork
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The Citizens in E-Participation
2006Recent advances in GIS and the Internet have improved the technical possibilities for supporting the public participation through e-Participation systems - e.g. Public Participation GIS. On the other hand there has been too much focus on many technical aspects of public participation with reduced focus on the citizens.
Hansen, H. S., Reinau, K.
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National Civic Review, 1987
AbstractThe articles in this department have been written by Athena Bradley,staff writer for Citizen Participation,a publication of Lincoln Filene Center for Citizenship and public Affairs.
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AbstractThe articles in this department have been written by Athena Bradley,staff writer for Citizen Participation,a publication of Lincoln Filene Center for Citizenship and public Affairs.
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Coordination and Citizen Participation
Social Service Review, 1980This study investigates the validity of the assumption that coordination and citizen participation are related inversely and, thus, are incompatible as features in the same social service reform strategy. Seventeen social service organizations situated in the same urban area were studied. Data were obtained by structured interview.
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2013
Abstract Citizen participation (CP) is at the root of democracy and the aspiration that everyone has an equal opportunity and voice in governance. For social workers, guaranteeing CP is a vehicle through which a core value of the profession’s code of ethics may be fulfilled, that is, to “enhance client’s capacity and opportunity to ...
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Abstract Citizen participation (CP) is at the root of democracy and the aspiration that everyone has an equal opportunity and voice in governance. For social workers, guaranteeing CP is a vehicle through which a core value of the profession’s code of ethics may be fulfilled, that is, to “enhance client’s capacity and opportunity to ...
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Citizen Participation in Public Affairs
2002Reflecting on the European Commissions stated aim to broaden democracy this paper examines the nature of e-participation and considers concepts of democracy and issues surrounding citizen participation in pubic affairs. The paper describes how citizens are engaging with government and with each other about policy related issues that concern them, using
Ann Macintosh, Ella Smith
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Citizen Participation on Regulatory Boards
Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law, 1984This article examines the relationship between regulatory board function and citizen participation. The research indicates that public members generally prefer advisory boards, while provider members prefer quasi-judicial bodies. Implications of these findings for structuring citizen participation in the regulatory process are examined.
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