Lessons of a Public Consultation = Egy társadalmi konzultáció tanulságai

Csiszér, Annamária (2017) Lessons of a Public Consultation = Egy társadalmi konzultáció tanulságai. PhD thesis, Budapesti Corvinus Egyetem, Társadalmi Kommunikáció Doktori Iskola. DOI 10.14267/phd.2017030

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Abstract

In parallel with my doctoral studies I started to work in the field of European development policy and policy communication. As I got more into depth in my doctoral research and in my professional life, the similarities underlying the practical and theoretical spheres became more and more obvious, therefore I decided to focus on both of them in my dissertation. What I got really interested in, is the social world, notedly, the widely understood significance of communication that with its own dynamics, structures, systems and subsystems – and with the interrelations of these systems and their environment – construct and maintain society. I have chosen a special field – the communicative perspective of the distribution of the 2014-2020 development funds, as I consider this topic – from comunicational, social and economical perspective crutial for Hungary. According to my knowledge my research carried out in this theme is the first one from a social communication perspective. I consider my topic choice acute and relevant in the field of e-government, e-administration, and concerning the challenges of consultative politics. Emphasising trust as one of my key notions reflects on the loss of institutional trust characterizing the post-socialist countries of Europe in the years 2010.

Item Type:Thesis (PhD thesis)
Supervisor:Síklaki István
Subjects:Media and communication
ID Code:965
Date:1 June 2017
DOI:10.14267/phd.2017030
Deposited On:26 May 2017 11:41
Last Modified:12 Jul 2017 11:42

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