Exploratory research: citizen participation, local government and sustainable development in Australia
Michael Cuthill
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Michael Cuthill
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Abstract Exploratory research reported in this paper was undertaken in Adelaide, Australia during 1998/99. The purpose of the research is to explore local development practice as evidenced through the experiences and actions of local citizens, community based groups and local government (Neuman, 1994 ). Results from this first stage research suggest that sustainability initiatives in Australia might best be implemented through a collaborative approach at the local community level involving local citizens working in partnership with local government. Copyright © 2002 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. and ERP Environment.
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Abstract Exploratory research reported in this paper was undertaken in Adelaide, Australia during 1998/99. The purpose of the research is to explore local development practice as evidenced through the experiences and actions of local citizens, community based groups and local government (Neuman, 1994 ). Results from this first stage research suggest that sustainability initiatives in Australia might best be implemented through a collaborative approach at the local community level involving local citizens working in partnership with local government. Copyright © 2002 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. and ERP Environment.
Key concepts: Local government, General partnership, Exploratory research, Sustainability, Government (linguistics), Local community, Community engagement, Sustainable development