Participatory Local Governance and Transport Planning

By K. Bickerstaff, G. Walker. 2001

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Subfields: Public Administration, Transportation, Urban Studies

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• The Four Pillars of Sustainable Urban Transportation (2005, background): “There are challenges to the process of public participation, such as achieving equal representation and the speed of decision-making (Rydin and Pennington, 2000; Bickerstaff and Walker, 2001).”
• From Policy Measures to Policy Packages (2013, background): “…2003), participation can yield significant practical benefits in this phase insofar as it can support the coproduction of policy interventions through the incorporation of lay knowledge into the formulation and implementation process (Bickerstaff & Walker, 2001; Brodie, Cowling, & Nissen, 2009).”