
Cover -- Participatory Budgeting In Global Perspective -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- List Of Tables And Figure -- Acronyms -- Introduction -- Democracy In The Twenty-first Century -- What Is Participatory Budgeting? -- The Original Pb: The Porto Alegre Model -- Pb: Transformations And Impact -- Central Contributions -- Pb's Core Principles -- Voice -- Vote -- Social Justice -- Social Inclusion -- Oversight -- Why Is Pb Spreading So Rapidly? To What Effect? -- Advancing The Debate -- Conclusion -- 1: The Global Adoption Of Pb Four Mechanisms Driving Policy Innovation -- Creation -- Diffusion -- Adaptation -- Parallel Development Of Similar Programs -- Tracing The Spread Of Pb -- Creation -- Diffusion: Isomorphic Adoption And Adaptation -- Parallel Developments Of Similar Institutions -- Typology Of Pb Programs -- Empowered Democracy And Redistribution -- Deepening Democracy Through Community Mobilization -- Mandated By National Government -- Digital Pb -- Social Development And Accountability -- Efficient Governance -- Conclusion -- 2: Theorizing Pb's Effects On Individuals And Communities -- Theory Of Change Individual-level Outcomes -- Citizens: Engaging, Deliberating, And Empowering -- Elected Officials: Opening Access And Gathering Information -- Civil Servants: Gathering Information And Realigning Administrative Processes -- From The Individual To The Community -- Civil Society -- Accountability -- Well-being -- Conditioning Factors -- Macro-level -- Meso-level -- Variation In Program Design -- Scale -- Social Justice Requirement -- Social Inclusion -- Voting Rules -- Oversight -- Hypothesizing Breadth Of Political And Social Change By Pb Type -- Empowered Democracy And Redistribution Deepening Democracy Through Community Mobilization -- Mandated By National Government -- Digital Pb -- Social Development And Accountability -- Efficient Governance Programs -- Conclusion -- 3: Where It All Began: Pb In Latin America -- Empowered Demo
This work investigates the global proliferation of participatory budgeting (PB) and evaluates its impact on democratic governance, social equity, and administrative efficiency. The authors, Stephanie L. McNulty, Michael Touchton, and Brian Wampler, utilize a comparative political science framework to analyze how PB programs evolve from their origins in Porto Alegre to diverse international contexts. They argue that the effectiveness of these programs depends heavily on specific design choices and the socio-political environment in which they are implemented.
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Experts recognize this text as a rigorous academic synthesis of the current state of participatory budgeting research. Scholars frequently cite the authors' typology as a foundational tool for categorizing the diverse array of global PB initiatives.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
1900-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University,
ISBN-10:
0191924199
ISBN-13:
9780191924194
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