Developing normative criteria for meaningful citizen participation and deliberation in environmental policy.

The European Green Deal (EGD) represents the most ambitious environmental policy framework in European history, aimed at improving the health and well-being of citizens and future generations through climate action and becoming the first climate-neutral region in the world by 2050. The EC has initia...

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Publicado en:Innovation: The European Journal of Social Sciences Vol. 37; no. 3; pp. 794 - 832
Autores principales: Ryan, Mark, Giesbers, Else, Heffernan, Rose, Stock, Anke, Droy, Solene, Blanchet, Thomas, Stec, Stephen, Abat, Antoni, Gurzawska, Agata, Warso, Zuzanna
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Publicado: Taylor & Francis Ltd Sep2024
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          Ryan, Mark
          Giesbers, Else
          Heffernan, Rose
          Stock, Anke
          Droy, Solene
          Blanchet, Thomas
          Stec, Stephen
          Abat, Antoni
          Gurzawska, Agata
          Warso, Zuzanna
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          Wageningen Economic Research, Wageningen University & Research, Wageningen, the Netherlands
          Women Engage for a Common Future, Utrecht, the Netherlands
          Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies, Potsdam, Germany
          Technische Universität Berlin and Nexus Institute for Cooperation Management and Interdisciplinary Research, Berlin, Germany
          Central European University, Budapest, Hungary
          Trilateral Research, Waterford, Ireland
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        Environmental justice
        Political participation
        Environmental policy
        Climate change mitigation
        European history
        Deliberation
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          Environmental justice
          Political participation
          Environmental policy
          Other provincial and territorial public administration
          Administration of Air and Water Resource and Solid Waste Management Programs
          Climate change mitigation
          European history
          Deliberation
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        citizens
        deliberation
        environmental policy
        European Green Deal
        inclusion
        participation
        citizens
        deliberation
        environmental policy
        European Green Deal
        inclusion
        participation
      ab: The European Green Deal (EGD) represents the most ambitious environmental policy framework in European history, aimed at improving the health and well-being of citizens and future generations through climate action and becoming the first climate-neutral region in the world by 2050. The EC has initiated the European Democracy Action Plan and the European Climate Pact to include the participation of citizens in a meaningful way to help achieve these goals (i.e. not simply a tokenistic gesture or box-ticking exercise). While these efforts to ensure greater citizen participation and deliberation in environmental policy are good first steps, there is still a lack of clarity about what meaningful citizen engagement should look like. This paper will propose that for such efforts to be successful, we need to assess different perspectives in the debate and provide recommendations based on this. This paper provides a systematic review of various approaches within the academic literature on citizen participation and deliberation in environmental policy (ecocentrism, biocentrism, ecomodernism, ecofeminism, environmental pragmatism, environmental citizenship, environmental rights, and environmental justice). Following this, we provide a list of 16 criteria (in five thematic sections) for policymakers, civil society organisations (CSOs), and society, to ensure meaningful citizen participation and deliberation.
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