This paper examines which components of community engagement are critical in ensuring that public policy designed to strengthen neighbourhoods is effective. A detailed case study of the London Strengthening Neighbourhoods Strategy (LSNS) in London, Ontario was conducted and compared to less intensive neighbourhood community engagement case studies from Western Europe, the United States, and Canada. The findings reveal that overall, successful cases of citizen participation use the following components of community engagement in their treatment of residents: representativeness, democracy, influence, transparency, and competence or efficiency
This article draws upon the authors’ experiences of community-led regeneration developed while membe...
For a long time, the section of the city in which social welfare, city planning and housing reformer...
The key factors in promoting resident participation in renewal are community development approaches ...
Engaging citizens in decision making has long been understood as part of the democratic process, mos...
This thesis was undertaken to examine existing models of municipal government linked neighbourhood ...
This paper considers the quantitative and qualitative observation-based assessment of neighbourhoodh...
This briefing has been developed in consultation with some of the leading academics and stakeholder ...
Representative democracy is no longer enough for day-to-day governance as citizens demand more of th...
Community engagement in regeneration is an important way to ensure that residents in deprived neighb...
This paper explores what topics municipalities are utilizing public engagement for the most and the ...
Community involvement is seen both as means and as ends in contemporary urban policy, and although i...
It is a commonly shared belief among urban planners that: A city that fails to plan; plans to fail....
The concentration of disadvantage in specific neighbourhoods is a widespread characteristic of many ...
The introduction of this edited volume explores the links between neighbourhood effects research, pe...
Community engagement in municipal decision-making can help strengthen trust and confidence in the go...
This article draws upon the authors’ experiences of community-led regeneration developed while membe...
For a long time, the section of the city in which social welfare, city planning and housing reformer...
The key factors in promoting resident participation in renewal are community development approaches ...
Engaging citizens in decision making has long been understood as part of the democratic process, mos...
This thesis was undertaken to examine existing models of municipal government linked neighbourhood ...
This paper considers the quantitative and qualitative observation-based assessment of neighbourhoodh...
This briefing has been developed in consultation with some of the leading academics and stakeholder ...
Representative democracy is no longer enough for day-to-day governance as citizens demand more of th...
Community engagement in regeneration is an important way to ensure that residents in deprived neighb...
This paper explores what topics municipalities are utilizing public engagement for the most and the ...
Community involvement is seen both as means and as ends in contemporary urban policy, and although i...
It is a commonly shared belief among urban planners that: A city that fails to plan; plans to fail....
The concentration of disadvantage in specific neighbourhoods is a widespread characteristic of many ...
The introduction of this edited volume explores the links between neighbourhood effects research, pe...
Community engagement in municipal decision-making can help strengthen trust and confidence in the go...
This article draws upon the authors’ experiences of community-led regeneration developed while membe...
For a long time, the section of the city in which social welfare, city planning and housing reformer...
The key factors in promoting resident participation in renewal are community development approaches ...