Questioning the social spiral deriving from participation has flared up the debate regarding the place it occupies in contemporary democracies. It does not seem possible to deny the evidence that many studies have pointed to regarding the political attitudes associated with institutionalised participation (associations). But we question in this study the fact that the whole participation phenomenon is equated with that type of participation. Our paper compares different ways of participation in a sample of European countries to, first, analyse the activities that can be linked to each form of participation and whether it can be held that they are different from the point of view of the individual. Second, we analyse the attitudes that lead ...
Why and how do the public authorities settle more and more "participatory" institutional settings? B...
The question of political participation beyond elections is a recurrent subject in contemporary poli...
Why and how do the public authorities settle more and more "participatory" institutional settings? B...
Questioning the social spiral deriving from participation has flared up the debate regarding the pla...
Questioning the social spiral deriving from participation has flared up the debate regarding the pla...
El trabajo que a continuación presentamos se apoya en la discusión acerca de las razones que median ...
This thesis addresses the study of citizen participation from two perspectives: the analysis of citi...
This paper proposes to understand both political participation and civic participation according to ...
In this article the authors describe what forms of political participation, outside the electoral pr...
The notion of participation is closely linked to that of power. Popular participation and action are...
At the level of proclaimed principles, one of the hallmarks of Western democracy is public participa...
Using a highly original multi-method approach, this book examines a wide range of innovative institu...
According to some studies, Spanish citizens want more participatory processes. There are pro-partici...
This brief paper attempts to present a brief introduction to the concept of political participation ...
Why and how do the public authorities settle more and more "participatory" institutional settings? B...
Why and how do the public authorities settle more and more "participatory" institutional settings? B...
The question of political participation beyond elections is a recurrent subject in contemporary poli...
Why and how do the public authorities settle more and more "participatory" institutional settings? B...
Questioning the social spiral deriving from participation has flared up the debate regarding the pla...
Questioning the social spiral deriving from participation has flared up the debate regarding the pla...
El trabajo que a continuación presentamos se apoya en la discusión acerca de las razones que median ...
This thesis addresses the study of citizen participation from two perspectives: the analysis of citi...
This paper proposes to understand both political participation and civic participation according to ...
In this article the authors describe what forms of political participation, outside the electoral pr...
The notion of participation is closely linked to that of power. Popular participation and action are...
At the level of proclaimed principles, one of the hallmarks of Western democracy is public participa...
Using a highly original multi-method approach, this book examines a wide range of innovative institu...
According to some studies, Spanish citizens want more participatory processes. There are pro-partici...
This brief paper attempts to present a brief introduction to the concept of political participation ...
Why and how do the public authorities settle more and more "participatory" institutional settings? B...
Why and how do the public authorities settle more and more "participatory" institutional settings? B...
The question of political participation beyond elections is a recurrent subject in contemporary poli...
Why and how do the public authorities settle more and more "participatory" institutional settings? B...