Jose Duarte Medeıros Rıbeıro

E-mail

jribeiro@metu.edu.tr

Department

Department of Sociology

Assessing the Role of Democratic Innovations in Environmental Sustainability: A Systematic Literature Review Medeıros Rıbeıro, Jose Duarte; Falanga, Roberto; Moniz, Joao (2025-10-01) Addressing the climate crisis requires innovative governance mechanisms that integrate citizen participation with environmental, social, and economic dimensions of sustainability. While democratic innovations have gained t...
Can democratic innovations tackle social-ecological challenges? Gaining insights on transformative governance across European cases Medeıros Rıbeıro, Jose Duarte; Moniz, João; Campos, Inês; Falanga, Roberto (2025-09-01) In an era of democratic backsliding, the pursuit of sustainable development that addresses social-ecological challenges can become a daunting task. Participatory and deliberative practices have flourished over the last few...
The rural in democratic innovations: a comparative proposal between Latin America and Europe Medeıros Rıbeıro, Jose Duarte (2025-04-01) This article compares democratic innovations (DIs) inrural areas of Europe and Latin America, highlightingdifferences in approaches and motivations. In Europe,DIs focus on rural development, environmentalpolicies, and loca...
Varieties of Citizen Engagement? The Institutional Design of Deliberative Innovations in Europe in Comparative Perspective Moniz, João; Falanga, Roberto; Medeıros Rıbeıro, Jose Duarte (2025-01-01) This study examines the institutional characteristics of deliberative mini-publics across various European democracies, utilising Lijphart’s, A. (2012. Patterns of democracy: Government forms and performance in thirty-six ...
Do Peasants Make History? Authoritarianism and Rural Resistance in Contemporary Turkey Medeıros Rıbeıro, Jose Duarte; Hoşgör, Hatice Ayşe (Peter Lang Publishing, Inc., 2025-01-01) On a sunny afternoon at the end of October 2021, following a dry summerthat deeply affected the grape production in the Alaşehir region—alreadyaffected by dozens of geothermal centrals dispersed in this region—, wemet for ...
“Either they want it or not”: Turkey’s Chamber of City Planners as a catalyst for insurgency in planning Cihanger Medeıros Rıbeıro, Duygu; Medeıros Rıbeıro, Jose Duarte (Agenda Publishing, 2024-12-01) Turkey's urbanization processes bring forth new discussions with regard to the global perspective towards the “communicative turn” in planning (Healey 1996), as a result of the country's recent history and struggles with d...
Reshaping Environmental Governance: Democratic Innovations in Europe Medeıros Rıbeıro, Jose Duarte; Falanga, Roberto (2024-08-30) In the wake of the escalating environmental crisis, demo-cratic innovations (DIs) try to contribute to democratic de-cision-making through citizen participation. In this paper,we aim to explore whether and how Dis can help...
Voice of the People, Future of the Planet: Are democratic innovations reshaping environmental decision-making? Medeıros Rıbeıro, Jose Duarte; Falanga, Roberto; Moniz, João (2024-08-15) The role of deliberation provided by democratic innovations (DIs) in contributing to solutions for the climate crisis has recently gained traction, pulled by the growing interest around the integration of national climate ...
Geographies of Democratic Innovations: emerging flows and patterns in Europe Medeıros Rıbeıro, Jose Duarte; Falanga , Roberto; Moniz, João (2024-08-15) Democratic innovations are deemed, by and large, to effectively respond to the malaise of representative democracy. Growing rates of electoral abstention and citizen disaffection with political institutions place participa...
Database and Timeline on the history of participation and engagement Medeıros Rıbeıro, Jose Duarte; Falanga, Roberto; Moniz, João (2024-03-01) The reports presents a timeline and database of sustainability-related, innovative, and inclusive participation and engagement practices in Europe since the early days of digitalisation.The report is based on newly assembl...

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