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Transparency and Politics: Politically Aware and Participatory Citizenry

Posted by Zainab Bawa at May 05, 2009 07:20 AM | Permalink

Filed under: Transparency, Politics

In this, her fourth blog post on her CIS-RAW project, Zainab Bawa looks at the notions of Stakeholder and Participation.

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