Arnstein's Ladder of Citizen Participation explained
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Arnstein's Ladder of Citizen Participation explained
- Information – One-way communication (authorities → citizens).
- Examples : Official documents, newsletters, “Seattle in Progress” map-based platform, Envision Scenario Planning (ESP).
- Consultation – Limited two-way
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During the two decades between the founding of Hull House and the 1909Plan of Chicago, the city doubled in population from one to two million,25 withthe majority of newcomers being low-income migrants from Europe and ruralAmerica. While both Jane Addams and Daniel Burnham shared a progressive-minded zeal to “improve” the city of Chicago, their... See more
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Governance must therefore invest as much in institutional communication as in construction, building the cognitive and participatory infrastructures through which legitimacy is continually renewed.