Harnessing Technology for Inclusive Governance - Jamesblood Gump
- A Blueprint for Modernizing Public Participation
Harnessing Technology for Inclusive Governance
Uncover the Power of Open Space Preservation
Discover a compelling exploration of open space preservation in "Harnessing Technology for Inclusive Governance." This groundbreaking work delves into the intricate tapestry of land preservation, shedding light on the vital role technology plays in fostering inclusive governance.
Preface: A Gratitude-filled Journey
Acknowledgments
In the heartfelt preface, the author extends gratitude to individuals and organizations pivotal to the creation of this insightful work.
Masters Research Project Committee
- Dr. Howard H. Foster, Jr. and Dr. Rolf Pendall: Esteemed professors from the Department of Community Planning and Area Development (CPAD) at the University of Rhode Island.
- Marilyn Nicholls: Planner with the Planning and Zoning Department, Town of Greenwich, CT.
Land Preservation Advocates
The author expresses deep appreciation for the invaluable insights provided by individuals dedicated to land preservation:
- Ms. Dawn Darbey-Dugan: Nantucket Land Bank
- Mr. James Lengyel: Martha's Vineyard Land Bank
- Mr. Stetson Eddy: Little Compton Agricultural Conservancy Trust
- Ms. Heidi Tarbox: Block Island Land Trust
Family Support
A special mention goes to the author's parents, John and Mary Young, whose passion for preserving open space inspired the exploration of this critical topic.
A Personal Touch
The author's parents, residents of Greenwich, Connecticut, have been instrumental in the cause of preserving open space. This study aims to contribute to their efforts and aligns with the shared goals of communities passionate about safeguarding natural landscapes.
Emotional Support
The author extends heartfelt thanks to George Elam for his unwavering patience and emotional support throughout the research process. His selfless acts, including transforming a vacation into an opportunity for field research, underscore the dedication behind this work.
Why "Harnessing Technology for Inclusive Governance"?
- Cutting-edge Perspective: Gain a cutting-edge perspective on the intersection of technology and governance, exploring how it fosters inclusivity in decision-making processes.
- Real-world Insights: Backed by interviews with key figures in land preservation organizations, the book offers real-world insights and practical strategies.
- Personal Connection: The author's personal connection to the cause adds a genuine and relatable dimension to the exploration of open space preservation.
- Emotional Resonance: From gratitude-filled acknowledgments to personal stories, the book weaves an emotionally resonant narrative that engages readers on a profound level.
Embark on a journey into the world of inclusive governance and open space preservation. "Harnessing Technology for Inclusive Governance" is not just a book; it's a testament to the power of collaboration, technology, and personal dedication in shaping the future of our communities.
EAN: 9781138050396
Harnessing Technology for Inclusive Governance
Uncover the Power of Open Space Preservation
Discover a compelling exploration of open space preservation in "Harnessing Technology for Inclusive Governance." This groundbreaking work delves into the intricate tapestry of land preservation, shedding light on the vital role technology plays in fostering inclusive governance.
Preface: A Gratitude-filled Journey
Acknowledgments
In the heartfelt preface, the author extends gratitude to individuals and organizations pivotal to the creation of this insightful work.
Masters Research Project Committee
- Dr. Howard H. Foster, Jr. and Dr. Rolf Pendall: Esteemed professors from the Department of Community Planning and Area Development (CPAD) at the University of Rhode Island.
- Marilyn Nicholls: Planner with the Planning and Zoning Department, Town of Greenwich, CT.
Land Preservation Advocates
The author expresses deep appreciation for the invaluable insights provided by individuals dedicated to land preservation:
- Ms. Dawn Darbey-Dugan: Nantucket Land Bank
- Mr. James Lengyel: Martha's Vineyard Land Bank
- Mr. Stetson Eddy: Little Compton Agricultural Conservancy Trust
- Ms. Heidi Tarbox: Block Island Land Trust
Family Support
A special mention goes to the author's parents, John and Mary Young, whose passion for preserving open space inspired the exploration of this critical topic.
A Personal Touch
The author's parents, residents of Greenwich, Connecticut, have been instrumental in the cause of preserving open space. This study aims to contribute to their efforts and aligns with the shared goals of communities passionate about safeguarding natural landscapes.
Emotional Support
The author extends heartfelt thanks to George Elam for his unwavering patience and emotional support throughout the research process. His selfless acts, including transforming a vacation into an opportunity for field research, underscore the dedication behind this work.
Why "Harnessing Technology for Inclusive Governance"?
- Cutting-edge Perspective: Gain a cutting-edge perspective on the intersection of technology and governance, exploring how it fosters inclusivity in decision-making processes.
- Real-world Insights: Backed by interviews with key figures in land preservation organizations, the book offers real-world insights and practical strategies.
- Personal Connection: The author's personal connection to the cause adds a genuine and relatable dimension to the exploration of open space preservation.
- Emotional Resonance: From gratitude-filled acknowledgments to personal stories, the book weaves an emotionally resonant narrative that engages readers on a profound level.
Embark on a journey into the world of inclusive governance and open space preservation. "Harnessing Technology for Inclusive Governance" is not just a book; it's a testament to the power of collaboration, technology, and personal dedication in shaping the future of our communities.
EAN: 9781138050396