Titlebook: Citizens in Europe; Civic Activism and t Giovanni Moro Book 2012 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2012 Citizenship.Civic Activism.Democ

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Thorsten Hennig-Thurau,Ursula Hansenill now go through the question of participatory democracy in order to complete the review of thematizations on the European democratic experiment and to examine how such thematizations take into account the existence of organizations of active citizenship. “Participatory democracy” is indeed the mo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-09745-8 of the most important rights, from the operational point-of-view, concerns the criteria for the participation of Autonomous Citizens Organizations in the process of definition, implementation and evaluation of public policies. The issue of the criteria for involvement of ACOs is actually linked to

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Investor Relations — Marketing der Aktiethe European Union: private companies. To be more precise, such literature does not lack references to companies, on the contrary we can find many such references. The problem is that they focus uniquely on the idea that the private sector is an obstacle to the development of democracy in Europe bec

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Michael Kleinaltenkamp,Bettina Kühnesetting up of a democratic system that is more than a poor copy of a Nation State. Paradoxically, citizens are both the most mentioned and feared actors of this experiment, yet the least known, hence our choice to focus on the “civic side” of the European integration, focusing particularly on the au

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