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Spaces for Change?

The Politics of Citizen Participation in New Democratic Arenas

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This book addresses one of the greatest challenges of our that of building democratic polities where all can realize their rights and claim substantive citizenship. In recent years, innovations in governance have created a plethora of new democratic spaces in many countries. Yet there remains a gap between the intention to institutionalize participation and the reality of exclusion of poorer and marginalized citizens.Through case studies of a diversity of institutions - hospital facility boards in South Africa, a national-level deliberative process in Canada, sectoral management councils and community groups in Brazil, India, Mexico and Bangladesh, participatory budgeting in Argentina, NGO-created forums in Angola and Bangladesh, community forums in the UK, and new intermediary spaces created by social movements in South Africa - contributors examine how the democratic potential of these new spaces might be enhanced.

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Spaces for Change?, Vera Schattan Coelho

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Jaar van publicatie
2006
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Titel
Spaces for Change?
Ondertitel
The Politics of Citizen Participation in New Democratic Arenas
Taal
Engels
Uitgever
Zed Books
Jaar van publicatie
2006
Formaat
Paperback
Aantal pagina's
288
ISBN10
1842775537
ISBN13
9781842775530
Reeks
Aantekening
This book addresses one of the greatest challenges of our that of building democratic polities where all can realize their rights and claim substantive citizenship. In recent years, innovations in governance have created a plethora of new democratic spaces in many countries. Yet there remains a gap between the intention to institutionalize participation and the reality of exclusion of poorer and marginalized citizens.Through case studies of a diversity of institutions - hospital facility boards in South Africa, a national-level deliberative process in Canada, sectoral management councils and community groups in Brazil, India, Mexico and Bangladesh, participatory budgeting in Argentina, NGO-created forums in Angola and Bangladesh, community forums in the UK, and new intermediary spaces created by social movements in South Africa - contributors examine how the democratic potential of these new spaces might be enhanced.