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Revitalizing citizen activism and participatory democracy

Henry G. Cisneros

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Abstract The mission of the National Civic League is evolving to meet the needs of a society of startling contradictions: riches and poverty, progress and decline, enlightenment and ignorance.

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Abstract The mission of the National Civic League is evolving to meet the needs of a society of startling contradictions: riches and poverty, progress and decline, enlightenment and ignorance.

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Abstract The mission of the National Civic League is evolving to meet the needs of a society of startling contradictions: riches and poverty, progress and decline, enlightenment and ignorance.

Key concepts: Participatory democracy, Citizen journalism, Democracy, Political science, Participatory sensing, Public administration, Law, Computer science

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