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The Idea and Innovation of Digitized Public Participation Year of publication: 2016 Author: Ji Yuanyuan This paper analyses the existing problems of public participation in public affairs through digitial tools and provides suggestions for improvement. 数字化公众参与的理念与创新 Year of publication: 2016 Author: Ji Yuanyuan 本文分析了当前中国民众通过数字方式参与政务的现状，探讨了现存为题，并为民主型政府转型提出了相关改善建议。 
Democratic Elections and Meritocracy in the Perspective of Public Choice Theory Year of publication: 2020 Author: Meng Lingguang This paper analyses the the pros and cons of two political systems based on the idea of democracy and meritocracy respectivey, and discusses the possibility of combining the two. 公共选择理论视角下的民主选举与贤能政治 Year of publication: 2020 Author: Meng Lingguang 本文探讨了民主政治和贤能政治两种政治体制的优缺点，并探讨二者的有机结合。 
The Forms and Continuing Challenges of Citizens E-Participation from the View of E-Governance Year of publication: 2013 Author: Xiong Li This paper discusses civic participation through ICT in the context of e-governance and analyses the chanllenges to a form of e-democracy. 电子治理视角下公民电子政治参与形式及持续挑战 Year of publication: 2013 Author: Xiong Li 本文探讨电子治理背景下公民通过电子信息技术参与政治，实现电子信息民主化的形式，以及这一过程所面临的挑战。 
Research Review on Participation Mechanism in the Process of Chinese Public Policy Year of publication: 2013 Author: Li Ling This paper discusses the mechanism of public participation in public policy-making, and analyses the existing problems as well as possible solutions. 关于我国公共政策制定过程中公众参与机制的研究综述 Year of publication: 2013 Author: Li Ling 本文探讨中国公共政策制定过程中的公共参与机制，并分析了存在的问题以及改进措施。 
The Implications of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Fundamental Rights and Civic Space Year of publication: 2022 Author: Filip Pazderski | Giada Negri | Chayma Khazzani | Ivana Rosenzweigova | Boglarka Szalma | Luben Panov | Carlotta Besozzi Corporate author: European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) This report was compiled for the European Economic and Social Committee at the request of the Diversity Europe Group by a consortium of four partners - European Civic Forum, Civil Society Europe, European Center for Not-for-Profit Law and the Institute of Public Affairs. It examines how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the work of civil society organisations (CSOs) across Europe. It also focuses on how solutions implemented in individual EU Member States have impacted CSOs' ability to exercise their fundamental rights and freedoms.The report is based on in-depth analysis of existing studies and reports, a survey, 29 expert interviews and three focus groups. It showcases a number of ways in which the pandemic has affected the functioning of civil society organisations in the EU. The observations emerging from the different stages of the research were characterised by a high degree of consistency, validating the picture depicted. 
Inclusion Beyond Borders: What Is Needed to Recognize, Validate and Accredit the Prior Learning of Migrants and Refugees? (Lifelong Learning Policy Brief; 15) Year of publication: 2024 Corporate author: UNESCO Institute for Statistics (UIS) This policy brief provides insights regarding four principal areas of action for policy-makers and other key stakeholders who seek to build the recognition, validation and accreditation (RVA) systems that cater to the needs of migrants and refugees as distinct groups. It highlights the importance of developing an integrated national policy approach that supports sustainable implementation of RVA practices inclusive of newcomers from different walks of life. It also looks at establishing a clear, shared vision for a comprehensive RVA system that is inclusive of both migrants and refugees, reflected in key building blocks. It explores the creation of quality processes to assess the skills, competencies and potential of individuals from diverse backgrounds accurately and professionally, through flexible, accessible practices. Finally, it evaluates how RVA outreach and counselling mechanisms that cater to both migrants and refugees can be incorporated.