concept   citizen participation
19 commonsense assertions
Cultures (19) • Brazil (1) • Singapore (1) • Western democracies (1) • African countries with political instability (1) • Asian countries with authoritarian tendencies (1) • Authoritarian countries (1) • Democratic countries (1) • Egypt (1) • Latin American countries (1) • Middle Eastern countries (1) • Nondemocratic countries (1) • Qatar (1) • Scandinavian countries (1) • South Africa (1) • Switzerland (1) • Totalitarian states (1) • Turkmenistan (1) • Western European countries (1) • Zimbabwe (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 citizen participation Brazil In Brazil, citizen participation is characterized by active grassroots movements, involvement in social and political causes, and a tradition of protest and advocacy. 5
2 citizen participation Singapore Citizen participation in Singapore is tightly regulated to prevent social instability and dissent. 2
3 citizen participation Western democracies Citizen participation is valued and encouraged in Western democracies. 2
4 citizen participation African countries with political instability In African countries with political instability, citizen participation may be limited by authoritarian governance and political unrest. 1
5 citizen participation Asian countries with authoritarian tendencies In Asian countries with authoritarian tendencies, citizen participation is carefully managed with regulations and limitations to control dissent and maintain social stability. 1
6 citizen participation Authoritarian countries In authoritarian countries, citizen participation is controlled and manipulated by the ruling regime. 1
7 citizen participation Democratic countries In democratic countries, citizen participation in decision-making processes is encouraged and valued. 1
8 citizen participation Egypt In Egypt, political unrest and authoritarian governance may limit meaningful citizen participation in decision-making processes. 1
9 citizen participation Latin American countries Citizen participation in Latin American countries is known for vibrant grassroots movements and active involvement in social and political causes, reflecting a tradition of protest and advocacy. 1
10 citizen participation Middle Eastern countries Citizen participation in Middle Eastern countries is limited and decision-making is centralized among a select few. 1
11 citizen participation Nondemocratic countries In nondemocratic countries, citizen participation in decision-making processes is limited and often controlled by the government. 1
12 citizen participation Qatar Citizen participation in Qatar is limited and political decision-making is often reserved for a select few. 1
13 citizen participation Scandinavian countries Scandinavian countries deeply value citizen participation in local decision-making and have a strong tradition of grassroots democracy. 1
14 citizen participation South Africa Citizen participation in South Africa recognizes and incorporates the diversity of the population in political decision-making and community initiatives. 1
15 citizen participation Switzerland Switzerland's culture emphasizes citizen-driven initiatives and direct democracy in local governance decision-making. 1
16 citizen participation Totalitarian states In totalitarian states, citizen participation is heavily controlled and limited by the state. 1
17 citizen participation Turkmenistan In Turkmenistan, citizen participation is heavily controlled by the state, with limited opportunities for free expression and genuine involvement in decision-making processes. 1
18 citizen participation Western European countries In Western European countries, citizen participation in local governance emphasizes citizen-driven initiatives and direct democracy practices. 1
19 citizen participation Zimbabwe In Zimbabwe, citizen participation may be limited by political unrest and authoritarian governance. 1