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Background: To achieve the ambition of the energy transition in the built environment, Dutch local governments try to motivate citizens to participate as communities in policy processes. There is a general expectation that such an interactive approach will foster a more rational policy output and will create stronger support from citizens towards policy outcomes. The emphasis put on this output...

Is there anything new to be said about the New Deal? As Ira Katznelson observes at the beginning of Fear Itself, 'we possess hundreds of thematic histories, countless studies of public affairs and abundant biographies of key persons during this time of great historical density'; so 'why present another portrait?', he asks. Part of the answer lies in a resurgence of interest in the 1930s in the ...

This article presents a systematic content analysis of three religious-conservative and two pro-secular newspapers in 1996–2004 in Turkey, and discusses some findings and their implications regarding elite values and democratization: considerable internal pluralism within both religious-conservative and pro-secular elites; general consensus on democracy but not on democratic norms’ application ...

DECONSTRUCTING RADICAL DEMOCRACY Articulation, representation, and being-with-others This paper is concerned with assessing the contribution of deconstruction to democratic theory. It critically considers the usefulness of the conceptual distinction between ‘politics’ and ‘the political’ as a means of interpreting deconstruction’s relation to political questions. In particular, it critically en...