From consultations to dialogue: Canadian experience of citizen engagement in public administration
Антон Валерьевич Губницын
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Антон Валерьевич Губницын
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This article is prepared under the aegis of Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship from Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada (DFAIT). The article deals with citizens participation in government. The questions to be analyzed: citizens participation goals, forms, problems of organization; Canadian experience of citizens participation in government. The author researches the possibility of Russia to move from informing citizens and public consultations to citizens participation in government and a dialogue between the authorities and public.
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This article is prepared under the aegis of Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship from Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada (DFAIT). The article deals with citizens participation in government. The questions to be analyzed: citizens participation goals, forms, problems of organization; Canadian experience of citizens participation in government. The author researches the possibility of Russia to move from informing citizens and public consultations to citizens participation in government and a dialogue between the authorities and public.
Key concepts: Government (linguistics), Public administration, Administration (probate law), Political science, Public relations, Public participation, Law, Philosophy