Planning with complexity: an introduction for collaborative rationality for public policy

By N. Phelps. 2011

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Citizen Participation, Open Innovation, and Crowdsourcing (2013, background): “Innes and Booher (2010) identify a process of ‘‘collaborative rationality’’ that describes the products and benefits of face-to-face dialogue and engagement within the planning process.”
Smart cities of the future (2012, positive): “Again, the idea of governance that extends in this way to the many functions that we envisage and will be coordinated in the smart city, is a relatively new prospect and is part of the wider debate about decentralisation of governance in the information age [28].”
The reflective futures practitioner: Balancing salience, credibility and legitimacy in generating foresight knowledge with stakeholders (2015, neutral): “…into the intricacies of participatory efforts and is accordingly relevant to a number of related practices, such as collaborative policymaking (Innes & Booher, 2010; Vasileiadou & Tuinstra, 2012), participatory knowledge production (Jasanoff, 2003; Maasen & Weingart, 2005), participatory risk…”