Participation, Governance, Policy And Legislation Flashcards

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What is the government?

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“Party host”

Has the power to dictate style of governance and enact policy and legislation

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What is policy and legislation?

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“Party activities/rules”
Represent the tangible manifestations of worldviews
Determines interactions within and between all ecological levels

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What is participation?

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Mechanism by which we can experience social change and redistribute power
Instrumental - aim for specific end
Transformative - aim for social change

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What is Arnsteins ladder of social participation?

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Typological structure of types of citizen participation

Rungs - manipulation, therapy, informing, consultation, placation, partnership, delegated power, citizen control

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What occurs in the bottom rungs

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Manipulation and therapy
Less genuine participation
Non-participation masquerading under guise of participation

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What are the lower rungs?

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Informing and consultation

Unheard are given a voice but do not have enough power to do anything with it

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What are the higher rungs?

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Placation and partnership

Have Not’s advise and negotiate with the Have’s but ultimately the Have’s have the decision making power

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What are the top rungs?

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Delegated power and citizen control
Genuine participation
Have Nots take full power and control
Limited power means power flips so Have’s become Have Nots and vice versa

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What are the criticisms of Arnsteins ladder?

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Have’s and Have Nots are more complex than homogenous groups
Probably not a clear distinction between rungs (as implied)
Doesn’t consider roadblocks to participation eg racism, education

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What is social capital?

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Process of social interaction and organisation that lead to particular outcomes of mutual benefit
“If I do something for you, you might do something for me later”

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What are participant conceptualisers?

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Involved in a process and attempting to make sense of what is happening in a community according to social psychological knowledge and theory
“Knowledge constructed through action”
Deconstruct context and nature of policy and inform others involved in policy setting

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What is praxis?

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Unity of theory and action (practice)
Needs, norms, value and social change
Aim is to take reflection and research and turn it into social change

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What is governance?

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“Theme of the party”

Overarching framework/ideology

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