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Place-based strategic planning: the politics of participation

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posted on 2023-05-18, 08:46 authored by Megan AlessandriniMegan Alessandrini
© 2018, Tamkang University. All rights reserved. The Global Financial Crisis has placed considerable pressure on government service delivery responsibilities throughout the world. This comparative analysis of the participative policy-making approaches and their impact examines the political processes of negotiation and developing consensus. Participative democracy is the foundation principle of Oregon Shines and Tasmania Together, and to varying degrees in the three Australian cases examined here: Growing Victoria Together, South Australian Strategic Plan and Territory 2030. How effective have these regional planning strategies been compared government-driven planning projects? Tasmania Together has been globally recognized as innovative and unique in its process and outcomes because of its bottom-up structure. A comparison of Oregon, Tasmania, Victoria, South Australia and Northern Territory illustrates the various styles adopted in engaging citizens, and its impact.

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Publication title

Tamkang Journal of International Affairs

Volume

18

Pagination

99-129

ISSN

1027-4979

Department/School

School of Social Sciences

Publisher

College of International Studies Yamkang University

Place of publication

Taiwan

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