The Role of the Champion in Public Participation Implementation
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Gallagher, D
Published in: Local Environment
2009
This article considers the role that champions play as advocates for socioeconomically disadvantaged community member involvement in environmental management decision-making. Six case studies of brownfields redevelopment projects located in poor urban neighbourhoods are examined. Analysis of these case studies reveals how champion behaviour, which has typically been studied only in the context of technological innovation, is enacted in public participation efforts in the service of environmental justice. The study finds that champions who emerge in these settings lead the development and implementation of non-standard public participation process innovations.
Duke Scholars
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Local Environment
Publication Date
2009
Related Subject Headings
- Urban & Regional Planning
- 16 Studies in Human Society
- 12 Built Environment and Design
- 05 Environmental Sciences
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Gallagher, D. (2009). The Role of the Champion in Public Participation Implementation. Local Environment.
Gallagher, D. “The Role of the Champion in Public Participation Implementation.” Local Environment, 2009.
Gallagher D. The Role of the Champion in Public Participation Implementation. Local Environment. 2009;
Gallagher, D. “The Role of the Champion in Public Participation Implementation.” Local Environment, 2009.
Gallagher D. The Role of the Champion in Public Participation Implementation. Local Environment. 2009;
Published In
Local Environment
Publication Date
2009
Related Subject Headings
- Urban & Regional Planning
- 16 Studies in Human Society
- 12 Built Environment and Design
- 05 Environmental Sciences