Bürger und Beteiligung in der Demokratie

Vetter, Angelika; Remer-Bollow, Uwe

doi:10.1007/978-3-658-13722-9

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“…We can identify two key principles in competitive elections. On the one hand, it is an equal participation of all members of the society, and on the other hand, the free competition of various schools of thought and persons in the contest to occupy leading positions in the country (Vetter, Remer-Bollow, 2016). Regarding to the above, it can be concluded that free elections -or choice between existing alternatives itself, represent necessary prerequisite for democracy.…”

Section: Current Level Of Knowledgementioning

confidence: 99%

Selection of Public Policy Actors at the Level of Local Government

Machyniak¹,

Richvalský²,

Michal³

2023

C.E.P.

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Territorial self-government has a significant place in the political system of the Slovak Republic. This fact is confirmed by its emplacement in the Constitution of the Slovak Republic. An inseparable part of self-government are the actors who shape it through their daily activities, most often by their governance in the public interest. This presented paper deals with the issue of local self-government in the conditions of the Slovak Republic, with an emphasis on the selection of its key actors. While expressing our considerations we identify with the assumption that local self-government is a space for political participation of its inhabitants, and in many ways can serve as a model of public administration for actors of public policy at higher levels of the state as well. Due to this reason, our ambition is to provide comprehensive information about the method of selection of directly elected representatives of the local self-government and to conduct critical reflections on the current conditions of this selection.

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Section: Current Level Of Knowledgementioning

confidence: 99%

Selection of Public Policy Actors at the Level of Local Government

Machyniak¹,

Richvalský²,

Michal³

2023

C.E.P.

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“…Output refers to 'governance for the people' and one of its components is the capacity that governance structures have to produce outputs and policy outcomes and how effective those outcomes are. Output also refers to how governance structures respond to issues and come to decisions (Scharpf 1999;Haveri, Tolkki et al 2019;Vetter and Remer-Bollow 2017).…”

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confidence: 99%

Local government co-ordination: metropolitan governance in twenty-first century Australia

Butt¹,

Kroen²,

Steele³

et al. 2021

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“…In Anlehnung an Vetter/Remer-Bollow (2017) werden die Begrifflichkeiten Partizipation und Beteiligung in diesem Beitrag synonym verwendet (vgl. ebd.…”

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