Why do political parties promote participatory governance? The Brazilian Workers’ Party case

Bezerra, Carla de Paiva

doi:10.1080/19460171.2022.2027256

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“…Conforme discutido nas seções anteriores, o acesso institucional dos movimentos sociais e da sociedade civil à coalizão governamental liderada pelo Partido dos Trabalhadores no nível federal foi inegável, tanto em termos de ocupação de cargos burocráticos, espaços de negociação e mesas de diálogo junto ao governo e ampliação de instituições participativas (BEZERRA, 2022). Assim como, é visível o movimento reativo de direita que saiu vitorioso com Jair Bolsonaro.…”

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Martelli¹,

Kerbauy²

2022

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The spread of participatory budgeting: Procedural diversity, municipal context, and electoral drivers in the Belgian context

Jacquet,

Minsart,

Dodeigne

2024

International Review of Administrative Sciences

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Public participation is a popular mantra in contemporary governance. Participatory mechanisms have been analysed extensively. The systematic study of how, where and why public authorities implement them is, however, under researched. The paper aims to fill this gap by focusing on participatory budgeting (PB) processes in the Belgian context (Wallonia and Brussels). First, we critically assess the ‘participatory’ feature of PB by comparing who decides in such processes. Second, we identify the contextual and political factors that trigger the establishment of PB. Findings suggest that PB has become a widely diffused institutional practice for authorities with different ideological orientations and across different municipal contexts. However, the way the participatory ideal is put into practice reveals distinct dynamics. In some cases, the use of the participatory rhetoric is a way to requalify an old practice without significantly transforming how the budget is allocated. Overall, this study seeks to offer a better understanding of the integration of democratic innovations in contemporary governance. Points for practitioners The paper unveils the diversity of practice behind the label ‘participatory budgeting’. It provides a new typology of PB processes by focusing on the decision phase. It offers a systematic study of PB establishment in the Belgian context by analysing the role of municipal context, ideology and the electoral drivers.

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Why do political parties promote participatory governance? The Brazilian Workers’ Party case

Cited by 5 publications

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Ciências Sociais em Diálogo

Ciências Sociais em Diálogo

Mapping networks of critical policy studies

The spread of participatory budgeting: Procedural diversity, municipal context, and electoral drivers in the Belgian context

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