El abordaje metodológico del Proyecto LATINNO para la investigación sobre innovaciones democráticas
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Abstract
This article presents some conceptual and methodological contributions of the LATINNO project for research on democratic innovations and citizen participation. First, the gaps in the preexisting knowledge that gave rise to the project are discussed. Second, the methodological framework and the original contributions that allowed registering comparable data on the context, institutional design and impact of more than 2,600 cases are presented. Third, the challenges encountered when evaluating the innovations impact are discussed. Finally, some directions are indicated for the development of a regional agenda on democratic innovations that can exploit the potential of the LATINNO database.
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