Titlebook: Local Direct Democracy in Europe; Theo Schiller (Professor emeritus) Book 2011 VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften | Springer Fachmedien Wi

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Local Direct Democracy in Europe – a comparative overviewe regional states in federal systems and the level of local politics. Since 2009, the Lisbon Treaty even provides the European Citizens‘ Initiative as an instrument of direct democracy for the level of European Union politics, and many referendums on accession to the European Union and on treaty ame

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Direct democracy in local politics in Norwayulation and topography. Twelve municipalities have more than 50,000 inhabitants, while more than half of them have less than 5000. The capital and biggest city, Oslo, with about half a million people, is both a county municipality and a local municipality. All the (county) municipalities have the sa

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Twenty years of Polish direct democracy at the local leveltion was amended to provide a possibility for the .. This issue was regulated in detail by the simultaneously adopted Public Consultation and Referendum Act. At the local level, a referendum could be held only on the initiative of a territorial organ of state administration.

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Direct Democracy at the local level: a comparison of eight municipalities from four countries around level of state administration; and on the other, they are also the vehicles of the idea of communal self-government. Municipa?lities thus serve to resolve local problems on the one hand, while on the other they mediate between the individual level and the remoter organs of the state. They thus repr

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Direct democracy in Britain: citizens’ empowerment or political cosmetics?government but rather reinforces and supplements it. In general, the term direct democracy usually refers to citizens making policies and decisions in person, without going through representatives and legislatures. The ?participative revolution“ described by sociologists of the early 1980s was a con

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