Parlement & Citoyens in France: An e-participation platform connecting legislators and citizens for collaborative policy design

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This chapter intends to advance the study of e-participation by exploring on an online platform which aims to connect legislators, civil society actors and citizens for a collaborative policy-design purpose. The focus is on a privately-run French e-participation platform Parlement & Citoyens (Parliament & Citizens) in order to identify how critical aspects related to the organizational features of the platform shape its outcomes: citizen participation, legislator involvement and the impact on policy design. Based on a qualitative analysis of interviews with a range of actors - citizens, the platform founder and legislators - the paper concludes that while the platform under scrutiny shows promising features to secure citizen and parliamentarian participation, broad-reaching impacts on policy design are not likely.

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Defacqz, S., & Dupuy, C. (2022). Parlement & Citoyens in France: An e-participation platform connecting legislators and citizens for collaborative policy design. In Engaging Citizens in Policy Making: e-Participation Practices in Europe (pp. 40–55). Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd. https://doi.org/10.4337/9781800374362.00010

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