Stewart Davidson
Biographic Data
| ID | 3674051 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Stewart Davidson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Stewart |
| FAMILY NAME | Davidson |
| SIGNATURE | DAVIDSON S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Glasgow Caledonian University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 36 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
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Deliberative and Participatory Democracy in the UK
Research Highlights and Abstract This article: Provides an overview of the development of deliberative and participatory democracy in the UK. Critically analyses the success of consecutive UK national governments in fostering deliberative and participatory processes. Surveys the development of deliberative and participatory processes in the UK at sub-national and local level. Provides a starting point for comparative politics on deliberative and …
The Insuperable Imperative
This article challenges the current trajectory of green thinking towards the state. More specifically, it questions whether ecological modernisation (EM) is able to sufficiently “green” the capitalist state by rendering its accumulation imperative environmentally benign. The argument pursued is, first, that green statists are ambiguous when it comes to the precise nature of "strong" EM and, consequently, the green state’s relationship with the ec…
Best Laid Plans … The Institutionalisation of Public Deliberation in Scotland
Despite increasing support for participatory and deliberative principles amongst academics, practitioners and parliamentarians alike, efforts to infuse political systems with more inclusive and consensual forms of debate often founder. This article explores this conundrum by examining institutional reforms through the lens of deliberative democracy. More specifically, we scrutinise attempts to institutionalise forms of civic deliberation within t…
Institutionalising public deliberation
Ecoanarchism
This article challenges the increasing perception within green political theory that the statist critique of ecoanarchism has proven decisive. Through a critical analysis of ecoanarchism's two dominant strands—bioregionalism and social ecology—the opening sections identify and explore the alleged deficiencies which are viewed by ecoanarchism's detractors as indicative of the need for state-like institutions. In particular, criticisms which focus …
Institutionalising public deliberation
The Insuperable Imperative
This article challenges the current trajectory of green thinking towards the state. More specifically, it questions whether ecological modernisation (EM) is able to sufficiently “green” the capitalist state by rendering its accumulation imperative environmentally benign. The argument pursued is, first, that green statists are ambiguous when it comes to the precise nature of "strong" EM and, consequently, the green state’s relationship with the ec…
Deliberative and Participatory Democracy in the UK
Research Highlights and Abstract This article: Provides an overview of the development of deliberative and participatory democracy in the UK. Critically analyses the success of consecutive UK national governments in fostering deliberative and participatory processes. Surveys the development of deliberative and participatory processes in the UK at sub-national and local level. Provides a starting point for comparative politics on deliberative and …
Ecoanarchism
This article challenges the increasing perception within green political theory that the statist critique of ecoanarchism has proven decisive. Through a critical analysis of ecoanarchism's two dominant strands—bioregionalism and social ecology—the opening sections identify and explore the alleged deficiencies which are viewed by ecoanarchism's detractors as indicative of the need for state-like institutions. In particular, criticisms which focus …
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Ecoanarchism
This article challenges the increasing perception within green political theory that the statist critique of ecoanarchism has proven decisive. Through a critical analysis of ecoanarchism's two dominant strands—bioregionalism and social ecology—the opening sections identify and explore the alleged deficiencies which are viewed by ecoanarchism's detractors as indicative of the need for state-like institutions. In particular, criticisms which focus …
Best Laid Plans … The Institutionalisation of Public Deliberation in Scotland
Despite increasing support for participatory and deliberative principles amongst academics, practitioners and parliamentarians alike, efforts to infuse political systems with more inclusive and consensual forms of debate often founder. This article explores this conundrum by examining institutional reforms through the lens of deliberative democracy. More specifically, we scrutinise attempts to institutionalise forms of civic deliberation within t…
Institutionalising public deliberation
The Insuperable Imperative
This article challenges the current trajectory of green thinking towards the state. More specifically, it questions whether ecological modernisation (EM) is able to sufficiently “green” the capitalist state by rendering its accumulation imperative environmentally benign. The argument pursued is, first, that green statists are ambiguous when it comes to the precise nature of "strong" EM and, consequently, the green state’s relationship with the ec…
Deliberative and Participatory Democracy in the UK
Research Highlights and Abstract This article: Provides an overview of the development of deliberative and participatory democracy in the UK. Critically analyses the success of consecutive UK national governments in fostering deliberative and participatory processes. Surveys the development of deliberative and participatory processes in the UK at sub-national and local level. Provides a starting point for comparative politics on deliberative and …
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Law (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Politics (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Democracy (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Deliberative democracy (4 works) · Public Administration (4 works) · Social Media and Politics (4 works) · Deliberation (3 works)