Abstract
Felix Dodds (2019) Stakeholder Democracy: Represented Democracy in a Time of Fear. New York: Routledge. 262 pages
Highlights
Major parts of the book are authored by Felix Dodds, but the complex overall picture is framed by several authors
Caroline Duque Chopitea provides a literature review of the most important concepts that are being transformed by stakeholder democracy: namely, legitimacy, representation, and accountability (Chapter V)
The book ends with a concluding chapter (Chapter X) by Dodds that identifies the challenges stakeholder democracy could tackle in the upcoming few years
Summary
The authors unfold the lessons they have learnt about creating meaningful multi-stakeholder policies and partnerships. Strandenaes shares his views about successful multi-stakeholder partnerships (Chapter VII). Caroline Duque Chopitea provides a literature review of the most important concepts that are being transformed by stakeholder democracy: namely, legitimacy, representation, and accountability (Chapter V).
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