The public involvement manual - James L. Creighton - książka wyd. 1981

Opis

The Public Involvement Manual by James L. Creighton, first published in 1981, is one of the foundational works on public participation in government decision-making and public administration. The book was written to help public officials, planners, engineers, administrators, and community leaders design effective processes for involving citizens in decisions that affect their communities. Rather than viewing public participation as a legal obligation or a public relations exercise, Creighton argues that it should be an essential component of democratic governance and sound decision-making. The manual contains over 300 pages of practical guidance, case studies, planning methods, and participation techniques that have influenced public participation practices worldwide.