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Finding the Spaces for Change: A Power Analysis
1 IntroductionAround the world, new Spaces and opportunities areemerging for citizen engagement in policy processes,from local to global levels. Policy instruments, legalframeworks and support programmes for promotingthem abound. Yet, despite the widespread rhetoricalacceptance, it is also becoming clear that simplycreating new institutional arrangements will notnecessarily result in greater inclusion or pro-poorpolicy change . Rather, much depends on the natureof the Power relations which surround and imbuethese new, potentially more democratic, questions are to be asked. Does this newterrain represent a real shift in Power ? Does it reallyopen up Spaces where participation and citizen voicecan have an influence? Will increased engagementwithin them risk simply re-legitimating the statusquo, or will it contribute to transforming patterns ofexclusion and social injustice and to challengingpower relationships?
Increasingly, we began to search for approaches which could make the implicit power perspective more explicit, and which would help to examine the
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