2010
DOI: 10.1080/14649357.2010.500123
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Private Influence Preceding Public Involvement: Strategies for Legitimizing Preliminary Partnership Arrangements in Urban Housing Planning in Norway and Finland

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“…In everyday public policy debates across the globe the capacity of public policy interventions, such as planning, to effect positive change has rarely appeared quite so constrained (see, for example recent studies in England, Sweden, Norway, Finland and Australia (Gunn and Hillier 2012, Hrelja 2011, Mäntysalo and Saglie 2010, MacCullum and Hopkins 2011. Currently in the United Kingdom (UK), more especially England 2 , planning faces stark challenges.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In everyday public policy debates across the globe the capacity of public policy interventions, such as planning, to effect positive change has rarely appeared quite so constrained (see, for example recent studies in England, Sweden, Norway, Finland and Australia (Gunn and Hillier 2012, Hrelja 2011, Mäntysalo and Saglie 2010, MacCullum and Hopkins 2011. Currently in the United Kingdom (UK), more especially England 2 , planning faces stark challenges.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It has been argued that administrative reforms may thus have a much larger impact on the future of civic participation and democracy than specific projects aiming at improving participation and democratic practices (e.g. Aberbach & Christensen, 2005;Hirst, 2000;Mäntysalo & Saglie, 2010;Skelcher & Torfing, 2010;Torfing, Soerensen & Fotel, 2009).…”
Section: Participation Policies In the Context Of Administrative Reformsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Despite several waves of administrative reforms, normative steering can still be identified in Finnish public administration (Bäcklund & Mäntysalo, 2010;Hiironniemi, 2005;Mäntysalo & Saglie, 2010;Puustinen, 2006). It emphasizes the role of strong legislation and bureaucratic practices in serving the inhabitants on equal and just terms (Callahan, 2007;du Gay, 2000), which has been a central normative issue in the construction of the modern Nordic Welfare State (e.g.…”
Section: Meta-level Administrative Steering Modes In Finnish Public Amentioning
confidence: 99%
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