Rediscovering the civic and achieving better outcomes in public policy
Publications
- Coterill, S., John, P. and Liu, H. "How to get those recycling boxes out: a randomised controlled trial of a door to door recycling campaign". Presentation at the Randomised Controlled Trials in the Social Sciences: Methods and Synthesis Conference, 30th September - 1st October 2008.
- Cotterill S., Richardson E., Stoker G. and Wales C. 'Reinvigorating the Civic: Searching for a Rationale for our Research Programme' Paper presented to the Political Studies Association Conference 2008
- Peter John, Ed Fieldhouse, Hanhua Liu, ‘Explaining civic behaviour: models and evidence’ Paper presented to the Political Studies Association Conference in April 2008
- Graham Smith and Corinne Wales, ‘Experimenting with Deliberation’ Paper presented to the Political Studies Association Conference in April 2008
- Cotterill, S., Richardson, E. "Ask me – I won’t say No – How could I?” An Experiment to Encourage Civic Behaviour Among Callers to a Local Authority Contact Centre, Paper presented at the Public Administration Committee conference in York 1-3 Sept 2008.
- Helen Margetts and Peter John, ‘Can the internet overcome the logic of collective action? An experiment of the impact of social pressure on political participation’, presented at the conference, Field Experiments in Comparative Politics and Policy, 1 and 2 July 2008, Chancellors Conference Centre, The University of Manchester
- Article published in the October 2008 edition of We Can
- Formal response to the Ministry of Justice Discussion Paper, A National Framework for Greater Citizen Engagement
