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0000-0001-8985-2258
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- Nina De Smedt is a PhD candidate at the department of Political Science of Ghent University. In 2021, she obtained a master’s degree in Political Science (Belgian Politics) from Ghent University. Nina is currently preparing a PhD dissertation in a joint project (GOA) on participatory democracy. In this interdisciplinary project, she will work with a team of researchers in Psychology, Public Administration and Political Science.
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The Perceptions’ Puzzle: Understanding the Key Drivers behind Politicians’ Perceptions of Participatory Practices
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Resistor or meta-governor? Role conceptions of local elected representatives in participatory trajectories
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Guardians of governance: Local politicians’ influence on participatory trajectories
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Closing a gap or creating a new one? Comparing support for participatory instruments among different stakeholders
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Instrumental councillors? On the strategic interests that drive local councillors’ legitimacy perceptions of citizen participation
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Opening doors to more intra-party democracy? Local politicians’ perspectives on including voters in candidate selection processes in Flanders (Belgium)
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Analysing policy actors’ preferences for different modes of governing in local government
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The relationship between local councillors’ representative style and their support for participatory democracy
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Young blood : needed or discarded? Untangling party strategies for the selection of young candidates
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Gluren bij de buren : hoe waarderen Nederlandse en Vlaamse gemeenteraadsleden diverse vormen van burgerparticipatie?