Democracy and Participation: A Review of Existing Knowledge

Democracy and Participation: A Review of Existing Knowledge
No 1, 2011/1 - pages
Pages 5 to 7

Why a Journal on Participation?

Pages 8 to 35

An Overview of Research on Public Participation in Democracy: A Lot of Fuss about Nothing?

By Loïc Blondiaux, Jean-Michel Fourniau
Pages 36 to 66

Participation, Urbanism, and Urban Studies

By Marie-Hélène Bacqué, Mario Gauthier
Pages 67 to 104

Environmental Democracy and Territorial Democracy: A Progress Report

By Rémi Barbier, Corinne Larrue
Pages 105 to 133

The Ambiguous Relationship between Participation and Public Policies

By Laurence Bherer
Pages 134 to 155

Public Participation Organized by Law: Promising Principles and Cautious Implementation

By Gérard Monédiaire
Pages 156 to 185

Online Participation: Evidence of a Change in Political Practices?

By Laurence Monnoyer-Smith
Pages 186 to 209

Participative Democracy and Social Movements: Between Domestication and Savagery?

By Catherine Neveu
Pages 210 to 238

On Science, Technology, and the Democratic and Participatory Order

By Dominique Pestre
Pages 239 to 276

Deliberation and Participation: Elective Affinity or Concepts in Tension with One Another?

By Yves Sintomer
Pages 277 to 310

Grappling with the Multiparty Debate on the Environment

By Pierre Lascoumes
Pages 311 to 334

Deliberating before the Revolution

By Archon Fung
Pages 335 to 347

Writing a General History of Democracy

By Pierre Rosanvallon