Key Publications
People and Participation– Involve’s flagship publication, providing a comprehensive overview of what participation is and why it is done. It analyses a wide variety of popular methods for participation and provides case studies.
Making a Difference – This guide to evaluating public participation is intended to help those involved in planning, organising or funding these activities to understand the different factors involved in creating effective public participation.
Democratic Technologies? – This report documents the progress of six projects that have sought to engage the public in discussions about the governance and development of nanotechnologies.
Healthy Democracy This is a collaboration between Involve and the NHS Centre for Involvement containing new thinking and analysis from leading thinkers on patient and public involvement in health.
Post Party Politics An anthology outlining key challenges in reconnecting people and institutions in the 21st century.
Not Another Consultation This guide enables practitioners to design and run active and exciting forms of engagement that allow participants to drop in and out and is ideally suited to the needs of diverse communities.
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