The Effect of Government Responsiveness on Future Political Participation
When governments respond, do people become more engaged in their community?
Frederik M Sjoberg, Jonathan Mellon, Tiago Peixoto
Assessing almost 400,000 FixMyStreet reports, this research examines whether getting a problem fixed results in citizens going on to make further reports, each of which may be seen as a contribution to their community.
Contents
- Summary
- Abstract
- Introduction
- Efficacy, Government Responsiveness, and Participation
- Statistical Modeling
- Results
- Conclusions
- Appendices
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