Vol. 27 No. 63 (2025): participar para democratizar as democracias? conformação, desilusão e esperança

Roberto Falanga
João Ferrão
Organizadores

Published: 2025-04-30

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Editorial

• Tensions and contradictions in democratic participation in Latin America and Europe

  Roberto Falanga, João Ferrão

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Artigos

• Open-access Skepticism and polarization: political determinants of non-participation in participatory institutions

  Ligia Helena Hans Lüchmann, Lucas de Carvalho de Amorim, Julian Borba

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• Rethinking electronic participation categories: an analysis of Legislative Assemblies’ websites

  Licemar Vieira Melo, Monika Dowbor, Roberta Carnelos Resende

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• Digital citizenship and democracy: an evaluation model for public digital inclusion initiatives

  Samir Rodrigues Haddad

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• Towards democratic futures: public spaces in MIL Cities

  Ângela Carvalhaes Ferrari, Márcio Vieira de Souza

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• “Small actions, great results”: relationships between voluntarism and citizenship

  Patrícia Trindade Caldas, Carlos Eduardo Cavalcante

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• Challenges of citizen participation: on the institutional profile of Brazilian municipal councils

  Pompilio Locks, Adilson Giovanini

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• The relationship between Participatory Budgeting and territorial justice: a theoretical and practical contribution

  Rodrigo Sartori Bogo

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• Advancing the democratic participatory experiences of young people: the participatory budgets

  María Ángeles Abellán-López, Gonzalo Pardo-Beneyto

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• The rural in democratic innovations: a comparative proposal between Latin America and Europe

  José Duarte Ribeiro, João Moniz

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• Changing the status quo through democratic innovations? Three paradoxes from the Iberian Peninsula

  Roberto Falanga, Ernesto Ganuza

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