The renowned political scholars who contribute to this volume outline both the theory and practice of so-called 'extra-formal democracy,' wherein societal governance is more accurately described as a 'network activity' and citizens, politicians, public administrators and other professionals act together on issues or problems that are defined as public. This new and complex form of democracy-explored here in three unique settings: the United States, the Netherlands, and Demark-is increasingly regarded as an achievable vision for a multi-faceted theory of government.
The renowned political scholars who contribute to this volume outline both the theory and practice of so-called 'extra-formal democracy,' wherein societal governance is more accurately described as a 'network activity' and citizens, politicians, public administrators and other professionals act together on issues or problems that are defined as public. This new and complex form of democracy-explored here in three unique settings: the United States, the Netherlands, and Demark-is increasingly regarded as an achievable vision for a multi-faceted theory of government.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Peter Bogason is Professor of Public Administration at the University of Roskilde. Sandra Kensen is Assistant Professor of Law at Tilburg University. Hugh T. Miller is Professor of Public Administration at Florida Atlantic University.
Inhaltsangabe
1 Introduction: Extra-Formal Democracy 2 Deliberative Governance: Renewing Public Service and Public Trust 3 Democratic Governance: Allocative, Integrative, or Deliberative? 4 Making Local Democracy Work: Neighborhood-Oriented Reform in Los Angeles and the Dutch Randstad 5 Democratic Consequences of Urban Governance: What has become of Representative Democracy? 6 Entrepreneurship in Community Development and Local Governance 7 Democratic Governance and the Role of Public Adminstrators 8 Mediated Negotiations, a Deliberative Approach to Democratic Governance: Theoretical Linkages and Practial Examples 9 Interaction Research: Joining Persons, Theories, and Practices 10 Democratic Epistemology 11 Extra-Formal Democracy: A Reflection
1 Introduction: Extra-Formal Democracy 2 Deliberative Governance: Renewing Public Service and Public Trust 3 Democratic Governance: Allocative, Integrative, or Deliberative? 4 Making Local Democracy Work: Neighborhood-Oriented Reform in Los Angeles and the Dutch Randstad 5 Democratic Consequences of Urban Governance: What has become of Representative Democracy? 6 Entrepreneurship in Community Development and Local Governance 7 Democratic Governance and the Role of Public Adminstrators 8 Mediated Negotiations, a Deliberative Approach to Democratic Governance: Theoretical Linkages and Practial Examples 9 Interaction Research: Joining Persons, Theories, and Practices 10 Democratic Epistemology 11 Extra-Formal Democracy: A Reflection
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