The (in)appropriateness of a deliberative response to Covid-19

Ruth Lightbody

The (in)appropriateness of a deliberative response to Covid-19

Ruth Lightbody

Politics

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Abstract

As governments turn from crisis response to economic recovery and social renewal there is increasing focus on the engagement of the wider public in decision-making and informing public policy decisions. Dr Ruth Lightbody of GCU’s Social Sciences Dept., and a specialist research in deliberative and participatory governance, offers an incisive perspective on effective and meaningful participation, and particularly the gendered dimensions of Covid-19, time-use and care, that affect capacity to respond to more demands.

Original language	English
Publisher	Glasgow Caledonian University
Media of output	Online
Publication status	Published - 15 Jul 2020

Keywords

Covid 19
deliberative response
public engagement

UN SDGs

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The (in)appropriateness of a deliberative response to Covid-19

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