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As political leaders accept the limits of their power and knowledge, they seek new forms of public input into government. This, however, raises profound questions as to how we ensure that public input is collected and processed ap ... celý popis
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As political leaders accept the limits of their power and knowledge, they seek new forms of public input into government. This, however, raises profound questions as to how we ensure that public input is collected and processed appropriately and what political leaders are supposed to do with that public input. Through interviews with government ministers and practitioners this study shows how politicians are becoming deliberative political leaders and integrating constructive input from inside and outside government into their decision-making. It also argues that we need to develop a permanent government unit to collect, process and communicate ongoing public input such as a Ministry or Commission of Public Input. By improving public input systems, acknowledging the limits of their own power and knowledge, and devolving solution-finding to others, politicians can achieve change that lasts beyond their time in power. As a result, this text shows that Public input is not irreconcilable with political leadership; it is essential to it.
Zařazení knihy Knihy v angličtině Society & social sciences Politics & government Political structure & processes
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