Designing effective public participation

Rethinking Public ‘participation’

Public participation in planning assessment in Australia emerged in the context of social and political changes of the 1970s. Increasing criticisms of planning in the rational comprehensive model fuelled by opposition to large-scale construction and demolition, along with the perception of close alliances between developers, investors and State Governments, led to widespread calls for greater c...

Designing an Online Civic Engagement Platform: Balancing "More" vs. "Better" Participation in Complex Public Policymaking

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Designing Effective Assessments: the Role of Participation, Science and Governance, and Focus

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Designing Effective Algorithm Visualizations

Designing Effective Visualizations