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Erik Amnå - New Forms of Citizen Participation

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Erik Amnå

New Forms of Citizen Participation

Series: International Civil Society

Volume 3 2010

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Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 2-6

Balancing Hopes and Fears S. 7-14

Is Citizen Political Involvement Always a Plus? S. 15-21

Participatory Advisory Panels: How Democratic Are They? S. 21-35

Electronic and Representative Democracy: A Happy Couple? Comparing Online Dialogues in the UK, Sweden and Italy S. 35-53

Civic Participation and Interactive Decision-Making: A Case Study S. 53-67

What Promotes Citizen Participation? Asking the Question Once More S. 67-81

Deliberative Democracy as a Model for the EU. Normative Implications of Adapting Democracy to Governance beyond the Nation-State S. 81-97

A Panacea for Pan-European Citizen Participation? Analysis of the 2009 European Citizens Consultations S. 97-114

It Is Merely Changing. An Analysis of the Concept of Individualization in Relation to Contemporary Political Participation S. 115-131

Unconventional Participation and the Problem of Inequality: A Comparative Analysis S. 131-147

Democracy or Do-ocracy: The Activist Group “Byen Vår” and the Mobilisation against Clear Channel in Bergen S. 147-161

Politics on the Net – an NGO Perspective S. 161-175

Politics vs. Antipolitics in Italy in the Age of Monitory Democracy: The Complex Case of beppegrillo.it S. 175-190

Active, Passive, or Stand-by Citizens? Latent and Manifest Political Participation S. 191-204

About the Authors S. 205-208

Index S. 209-211

doi.org/10.5771/9783845221274

Thomas P. Boje, Martin Potucek - Social Rights, Active Citizenship and Governance in the European Union

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Thomas P. Boje (ed.), Martin Potucek (ed.)

Social Rights, Active Citizenship and Governance in the European Union

Series: International Civil Society

Volume 10 2011

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Erik Lundberg, Erik Amnå, Pia Brundin, Emanuela Bozzini European civil societies and the promotion of integration: Leading practices from Sweden, Great Britain, the Netherlands and Italy S. 121-133

doi.org/10.5771/9783845230290

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