Project: The changing face of local democracy? The impact of citizen participation on attitudes, roles, relationships and legitimacy perceptions of democratic institutional stakeholders
2021-01-01 – 2025-12-31
- Abstract
New initiatives of citizen participation change the nature of local democracy. This research wants to bring a more comprehensive understanding of how participation has an impact on the roles of politicians, civil servants, citizens and civil society actors in the policy-making process, the relations between these actors, and the legitimacy of local democratic public policy making in the eyes of these actors.
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Of course, it’s not a good way to take decisions, but it works to put stuff on the agenda : civil society organisations’ perceptions of participation modes in policymaking
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Beyond traditional decision-making : political-administrative role division in local participatory decision-making.
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The impact of institutionalised civil society participation in local policymaking in times of democratic innovation : the case of Flanders (Belgium)
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- Journal Article
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Who should (not) participate? Public service organisations’ attitudes towards participation in policy-making modes
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- Journal Article
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From principle to practice : the limits of top-down referendums in reengaging political cynics
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Hoeveel impact hebben lokale adviesraden op het beleidsproces?
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Representative democracy at a crossroads : unpacking citizen preferences for alternative policy-making models
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Citizen preferences for decisional power levels and participatory instruments in local government
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AI adoption in public administration : perspectives of public sector managers and public sector non-managerial employees
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The optimal group size of deliberative mini‐publics : a divide in perceptions