Mapping public participation in policy choices
By: BISHOP, Patrick
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Contributor(s): DAVIS, Glyin.
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ArticlePublisher: 2002Australian Journal of Public Administration 31, 1, p. 14-29Abstract: In an era of democratic discontent, more and better participation in policy making has become a standard expectation. Yet it is rarely clear what counts as participation, and how the many practices loosely bundled under the label should be understood. This paper has a modest undergrowth-clearing objective: to examine assumptions behind competing typologies of participation, and to propose a classification framework less laden by idealist notion of democracy
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In an era of democratic discontent, more and better participation in policy making has become a standard expectation. Yet it is rarely clear what counts as participation, and how the many practices loosely bundled under the label should be understood. This paper has a modest undergrowth-clearing objective: to examine assumptions behind competing typologies of participation, and to propose a classification framework less laden by idealist notion of democracy
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