Gianpaolo Baiocchi
sociologist and academic
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Gianpaolo Baiocchi is a sociologist and academic known for his research on participatory budgeting. He has authored 11 books and contributes to understanding civic engagement and deliberative practices.
Facilitators and event designers should engage with Baiocchi's work to deepen their understanding of participatory budgeting and its role in fostering democratic civic participation. His research provides insights into structuring inclusive deliberative processes.
Baiocchi's work centers on Participatory Budgeting, a method for democratic resource allocation through public deliberation.
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