Public Participation for 21st Century Democracy¶
Nabatchi, T., Leighninger, & Matt. (2015). Public Participation for 21st Century Democracy.
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Mechanisms¶
- Community Engagement Forum
- Its failure mode is self-selection bias: the people who attend a public forum are disproportionately the loud, the available, and the already-mobilized — retirees who can come at 2 p.m., committed opponents, the confident — so the room can look inclusive while representing a narrow slice.
This sourceExplains that conventional public meetings attract self-selected participants and can therefore present a narrow, unrepresentative picture of the affected public.
- Its failure mode is self-selection bias: the people who attend a public forum are disproportionately the loud, the available, and the already-mobilized — retirees who can come at 2 p.m., committed opponents, the confident — so the room can look inclusive while representing a narrow slice.
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