Consulta Popular E Os Planejamentos Regionais No Rio Grande Do Sul: Intersecções E Resultados

Oliveira, Victor da Silva; Karnopp, Erica

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“…While it is too early to understand whether this reform will achieve the ambitious goals of better integration between participatory, deliberative and representative institutions, Sistema has unique characteristics and represents one of the most ambitious projects of state level multi-channel participatory governance in the world. (Oliveira and Karnopp 2013;Goldfrank 2013).…”

Section: Multi-channel Participatory Governance In the State Of Rio Gmentioning

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Effects of the internet on participation: Study of a public policy referendum in Brazil

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e Cidadã." 4 There are many definitions of what constitutes a participatory budgeting process. At an abstract level participatory budgeting is a democratic innovation that allows citizens to affect the formulation of a budget. Most participatory budgeting processes occur at the city level. They are based on repeated negotiations between the city government and the participants, combining elements of deliberative, participatory, and representative democracy. In order to give a more precise operational definition of this democratic innovation Sintomer et al. (Sintomer et al. 2013) include five additional criteria that distinguish participatory budgeting from other similar programs: (1) the financial and/or budgetary dimension must be discussed; (2) the city level must be involved, or a (decentralized) district with an elected body and some power over administration; (3) it has to be a repeated process (one meeting or one referendum on financial issues are not examples of participatory budgeting); (4) the program must include some form of public deliberation within the framework of specific meetings/forums (the opening of administrative meetings or classical representative instances to ''normal'' citizens are not participatory budgeting); (5) some accountability on the output is required. 5 See appendix 3 for full list of survey questions.

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Section: Multi-channel Participatory Governance In the State Of Rio Gmentioning

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Effects of the internet on participation: Study of a public policy referendum in Brazil

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Effects of the Internet on Participation: Study of a Public Policy Referendum in Brazil

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Consulta Popular E Os Planejamentos Regionais No Rio Grande Do Sul: Intersecções E Resultados

Abstract: O desenvolvimento na perspectiva territorial necessita uma intervenção de modo coerente e organizada. Os planejamentos em diferentes escalas e segmentos apresentam-se como um meio para esta intervenção ocorrer satisfatoriamente e, se realizados de forma p

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