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Schools of Democracy offers a vivid analysis of the long-term impact of engagement in participatory budgeting institutions in Europe.
Contents
contents
List of Figures and Tables vi
List of Abbreviations vii
Acknowledgements ix
Introduction xi
Chapter One: Entering the Black Box of Civic Competence: A Pragmatist
Perspective on Self-change 1
Chapter Two: Power to the People? Three Participatory Budget Experiences
in Europe 31
Chapter Three: The Meanings of Public Engagement: How the Emergence of the
Participatory Grammar Reframes the Role of Good Citizen 67
Chapter Four: Participatory Democracy and its Public 99
Chapter Five: Much Ado About Nothing? Why and how Public Deliberation
Hardly Change People 133
Chapter Six: Becoming a Good Citizen by Participating 159
Conclusion 191
Appendix: Towards a Comparative Ethnographic Method 197
Bibliography 201
Index 221



