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Understanding why people say ‘No’ – The current debate about Wind Farms makes us think seriously about NIMBYism
Read → iiThe weight of numbers – To what extent should we be influenced by the number of responses received and the balance of opinion…?
Read → iiiWhat happened to our submissions? – There has been surprisingly little scrutiny of what happens to consultation data
Read → ivTalking to our friends – It’s easy to criticise, but are there times when this is justified?
Read → vChange Agent – Is consultation a help or a hindrance to service change?
Read → viInside information – When some consultees know more than others
Read → viiStructured engagement – One of the best 2012 opportunities to reduce costs and improve the quality of dialogue
Read → viiiImplications of the Laidlaw Inquiry into mistakes made in the West coast mainline re-franchising exercise
Read → ixHigh Court drama at Christmas – The judicial review none of us noticed!
Read → xBack to the beginning…? – When a consultation has to start all over again … Or does it?
Read → xiTime out for Twelve weeks? – Is the ‘Twelve-week rule’ past its sell-by date?
Read → xiiThe Isle of Wight Council case: – Failures in consultation
Read → xiiiPermission-based policy-making – Are we seeing a retreat from evidence-based policy-making? And what might be taking its place?
Read → xivThe road to consultation – Consultations are often only as good as the preparation work that precedes them
Read → xvEngaging the business community – Traditional methods of consultation don’t work well with the commercial sector
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