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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Transformative Participation"”.

  1. Understanding stakeholder participation in post-disaster recovery (case study: Nagapattinam, India)

    Stakeholder participation is widely acknowledged as a critical component of post-disaster recovery because it helps create a shared understanding of local hazard risk and vulnerability, improves recovery and mitigation decision efficacy, and builds social capital and local resilience to future …

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  2. Transforming participation?: a comparative study of state and civil society agency within national development processes in Malawi and Ireland

    … argued that state actors, focused on ‘spinning’ participation to attract foreign investment, while simultaneously contracting civil society ‘partners’ in managing the fallout of the state’s economic globalisation project, are not seeking to engage multiple development discourses. The potential …

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  3. Negotiating place: an exploration of the educational potential of practising spatial design with primary and secondary pupils in three schools in England

    … understanding of ‘negotiation’ as a model of transformative participation; accounts of participatory design that interrogate and make visible the messy and complex; and qualitative analytic approaches that are relational and spatial. The thesis first develops a relational understanding of the …

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