Researching public participation

Marian Barnes

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(1999). Researching public participation. Local Government Studies: Vol. 25, Renewing Local Democracy? The Modernisation Agenda in British Local Government, pp. 60-75.

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1997Democracy and disagreement 1995Democracy and Disagreement 1994Democracy and difference 1995Fairness and competence in citizen participation : evaluating models for environmental discourse 1996Empowerment evaluation : knowledge and tools for self-assessment & accountability 1994Performance measurement: When performance can never be finally defined

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