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Handbook of public participation in impact assessment

edited by Tanya Burdett, A. John Sinclair

1ª ed. - Cheltenham, UK : EE - Edward Elgar Publishing, copy. 2024. - XIX, [1],

434 p. ; 24 cm. - Obra oferecida ao abrigo do “Prémio Jovem Talento Direito
Administrativo 2024” (AAFDL). - ISBN 978-1-80088-789-3.

PART I PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN A
NEXT GENERATION IMPACT
ASSESSMENT CONTEXT. 1 Setting the
scene: public participation in impact
assessment / Tanya Burdett and A. John
Sinclair. 2 The essential elements of
meaningful public participation in IA / A.
John Sinclair and Tanya Burdett. PART II
ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF
MEANINGFUL PARTICIPATION: SKILLS,
APPROACHES AND TOOLS. 3 Public
participation in EIA: practitioner views on
getting the basics right / Margaret Harvie and
Kate Koutsamanis. 4 A practitioner’s
perspective on the rise of the ‘co’ for impact
assessment: collaboration and co-design /
Max Hardy, Anthony Boxshall, Susan Carter
and Prue Blake. 5 The promise of social
learning-oriented approaches to public
Registo: 84793 participation / Alan P. Diduck and A. John
Sinclair. 6 Setting the stage for success: early
Cota: engagement in IA / Anna Johnston and A.
PJTDA/191 John Sinclair. 7 Digital and interactive IA and
online participation approaches: skills and
tools / Paul Eijssen and Josh Fothergill. 8
Requisitar Data sharing and the emerging role of digital

participatory platforms in impact assessment
/ Robyn Cochrane. 9 Public hearings in
impact assessment: building on basics with
deliberative participation and alternative
dispute resolution / David V. Wright…
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