The Journal of legislative studies

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  Año 2023, Vol. 29, Número 3. Dedicado a: Public Engagement in the Work of Parliaments: global practitioner perspectives

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    Refreshing democracy through better public engagement: introduction

    Martin Chungong

    págs. 357-360

    
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    The development of public engagement as a core institutional role for parliaments

    Cristina Leston-Bandeira, Sven T. Siefken

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    págs. 361-379

    
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    Building public engagement in small island nations

    Frank Feulner, Marine Guéguin

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    págs. 380-405

    
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    "Turning public engagement into standard practice": institutionalisation in the work of the South African Parliament

    Temitayo Isaac Odeyemi, Damilola Temitope Olorunshola, Boluwatife Solomon Ajibola

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    págs. 406-424

    
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    Closing the gap: establishing a ‘feedback loop’ for effective parliamentary public engagement

    Christine Sheldon

    • Resumen

    págs. 425-441

    
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    Committee hearings as parliamentary public engagement: A global perspective

    Maya Kornberg, Sven T. Siefken

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    págs. 442-462

    
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    Our future in space: the physical and virtual opening-up of parliaments to publics

    Alex Prior, Maanasa Sivashankar

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    págs. 463-481

    
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    Conclusion

    Maya Kornberg, Alex Prior

    págs. 482-484