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Gubnitsyn, A.V. (2013). Transparency, accessibility, and interest:
Canadian recipe for involvement of citizens
into municipal self-government. Trends and management, 2, 180–186. https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=63200
Gubnitsyn, A.V. Transparency, accessibility, and interest: Canadian recipe for involvement of citizens into municipal self-government.Abstract: The article is devoted to the problem of involvement of citizens into administration of municipal unit. The article contains an overview of measures, which are taken by local municipalities of Canada in order to involve the citizens into municipal self-government. The materials for the article were collected in three Canadian provinces: Ontario, Quebec, and New Brunswick. In order to collect the information, the author analyzes the documents, took expert interviews and used participant observations. Keywords: political science, involvement, participation, information, consultations, self-government, accessibility, transparency, interest, discussion.
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