Public Participation Methods: A Framework for Evaluation

Keywords

Process (computing), Quality (philosophy), Variety (cybernetics), Confusion, Public participation

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• Whether sex-selection for non-medical reasons, using pre-implantation genetic diagnosis, should be permitted in the UKMandeep Dyal — 2014
• Defining Moments in Risk Communication Research: 1996–2005Enrique Cernuda — 2006
• Collaborative environmental planning in river management: an application of multicriteria decision analysis in the White River Watershed in Vermont.智彦 牧野 — 2007
• Leadership and participatory development in post-reform (2001-2010) District Governments of Punjab, Pakistan: the cases of Attock and Sahiwal districtsKashif Rathore — 2013
• Social Approval of the Community Assessment Model for Odor Dispersal: Results from a Citizen SurveyA. Russo Spena, Ana Moita, Marcus Vinícius Girão de Morais — 2012
• GRUPNO ODLUČIVANJE U UPRAVLJANJU ŠUMAMA: IZMEĐU KOMPROMISA I KONSENZUSAPetra Grošelj, Lidija Zadnik Stirn — 2013
• Public participation provisions in Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) legal system -Case studies in China, India and IndonesiaJ. Chen — 2013
• Cultura científica para la educación del siglo XXI.Noemí Sanz Merino, José Antonio López Cerezo — 2012
• Public consultation changes guidance on the use of health‐care interventions. An observational studyBruce Campbell, Jeffrey Tabiri‐Essuman, Helen Gallo — 2016
• Public participation in river research and management : scale, levels of participation and the contexts of knowledge co-productionCarly Maynard — 2013
• Planning support tools and their effects in participatory urban adaptation workshops.Will Lt., J Timothy — 2018
• Landowner Attitudes and Perceptions of Impact from Wind and Natural Gas Development in Northern Pennsylvania: Implications for Energy Landscapes in Rural AmericaJeffrey Jacquet — 2012
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