@incollection{Nabatchi2010Parti-38750,
  year={2010},
  title={Participation 2.0 : Using Internet and Social Media Technologies to Promote Distributed Democracy and Create Digital Neighborhoods},
  publisher={Alliance for Innovation},
  address={Phoenix, Arizona},
  booktitle={Connected Communities : Local Governments as a Partner in Citizen Engagement and Community Building ; A white paper prepared for the Alliance for Innovation},
  pages={80--87},
  editor={Svara, James H. and Denhardt, Janet},
  author={Nabatchi, Tina and Mergel, Ines}
}

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