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Participatory Governance,vernment’ (Mitlin, 2004:3). This diverse involvement has been hailed as a ‘more flexible and democratic way of dealing with public problems’ (Fischer, 2006:19). Participatory governance thus manifests a core attribute of governance theory in its attempt to engage with real problems and seek practicable solutions.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-56090-3Development Studies has been described as an ‘unusual enterprise’ (Corbridge, 2007:179) for it appears to be committed at the same time to the principle of ‘difference’, in treating the ‘Third World’ as different from the West, and that of ‘similarity’, in development’s mission to make the peoples a

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