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Yet more power to the people: Localism now

9 May 2019
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Yet more power to the people: Localism now, The NZ Local Government Magazine, Vol. 56, May 2019

PEP Partner, John Pennington, has article about localism in the May 2019 volume of the NZ Local Government Magazine. If the image of it above isn’t readable, it’s available here – it’s free to get a log in if you don’t already have one.

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Posted in Uncategorized Tagged Citizens' Jury, Deliberative Democracy, localism

Real Public Engagement in Videos

27 January 2019
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No one blinked in the mainstream media when the Government announced that there would not be a Citizens’ Assembly in the lead up to New Zealand’s recreational cannabis referendum in 2020. This despite well-known problems with referenda and the success of initiatives such as the Irish Citizens’ Assembly and Oregon’s Citizen Initiative Review Commission as…

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Posted in Deliberative Democracy, New Zealand, Public engagement Tagged Deliberative Democracy, Videos