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Book Review: Democracy reinvented: Participatory budgeting and civic innovation in America and Everyone counts: Could participatory budgeting change democracy?

Aimee L. Franklin

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Key concepts: Participatory budgeting, Citizen journalism, Democracy, Participatory democracy, Public administration, Political science, Civic culture, Sociology

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