Titlebook: Rethinking Civic Participation in Democratic Theory and Practice; Rod Dacombe Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 20

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Participation, Democracy and Neighbourhood Poverty,etail. It introduces some of the methodological and analytical problems that need to be addressed if the relationship between poverty and democracy is to be analysed successfully. The chapter begins with an account of the prominent theoretical explanations for inequalities in democratic participatio

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Democratic Participation in Blackbird Leys,rehistory’ of Blackbird Leys, examining the political development of Oxford and the surrounding area, up to the founding of the estate, in order to position the subsequent analysis in its proper context. It then moves on to provide an analysis of democratic participation in the area, drawing on a ra

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Community Structure, Participation and Social Organisation,ion of the mechanisms through which the level and form of civic participation in deprived areas is determined, and relating this to democratic life on the estate. The chapter, focuses on the social infrastructure of Blackbird Leys. In order to reach beyond conventional accounts of the relationship b

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Participation and Social Isolation, approach which contrasts with conventional network analysis, instead presenting qualitative data drawn from archival work and interviews in the field. This is for a good reason; the focus taken is distinct from much of the existing empirical work focusing on participation and social networks as it

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,Responding to Democracy’s Critics, affects participation. Finally, and perhaps most importantly, it considers the theoretical implications of the findings, drawing on the fieldwork to consider how proponents of participatory democracy might respond to some of the criticisms they face, and in particular, to the challenges of minimal democracy.

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