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Citizen Participation At The Local Level In China And Canada 1st Edition Andrew Sancton Chen Zhenming

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Citizen Participation At The Local Level In China And Canada 1st Edition Andrew Sancton Chen Zhenming
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Publisher: Taylor and Francis, CRC Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.85 MB
Pages: 318
Author: Andrew Sancton; Chen Zhenming
ISBN: 9781482228977, 9781482228984, 1482228971, 148222898X
Language: English
Year: 2014
Edition: 1

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Citizen Participation At The Local Level In China And Canada 1st Edition Andrew Sancton Chen Zhenming by Andrew Sancton; Chen Zhenming 9781482228977, 9781482228984, 1482228971, 148222898X instant download after payment.

This book presents the work of leading scholars on the topic of citizen participation at the local level. Case studies compare Canadian and Chinese communities and extrapolate interesting policy-level changes at the local level based on citizen behavior and involvement. Coverage includes the characteristics of political culture and climate on local participation; factors especially unique to urban poor, class migration, aboriginal, and immigrant populations; means of protest, demonstration, and articulation of preference by populations; land-use, housing, urban development, and resource sustainability.

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