The effect of bureaucratic responsiveness on citizen participation
What effect does bureaucratic responsiveness have on citizen participation? Since the 1940s, attitudinal measures of perceived efficacy have been used to explain participation. The authors develop a “calculus of participation” that incorporates objective efficacy—the extent to which an individual...
Main Authors: | Sjoberg, F, Mellon, J, Peixoto, T |
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Format: | Journal article |
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Wiley
2017
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