4.1. Social Accountability Mechanisms and Their Origins
6.1. OLS Regression Analysis of the Relationship between Demographic Variables and Levels of Interpersonal Trust among the General Palestinian Population
6.2. Degree of Associational Clientelism and Levels of Interpersonal Trust
6.3. Measuring Interpersonal Trust, Support for Democratic Institutions, and Civic Engagement
6.4. Civic Engagement Indicators and Support for Democratic Institutions
9.1. Presidential Candidates and Parties Participating in the Experiment
9.2. Estimation of the Treatment Effect
9.3. Estimation of the Treatment Effect: Interaction with Information and Social Network Measures
12.1. Convergence/Integration and Divergence/Disintegration
13.1. Consequences of Minipublic Design Choices
13.2. Institutional Design Features of Three Minipublics
13.3. Outcomes in Three Minipublics
16.1. 2SLS Estimates Predicting Democratic Attitudes
16.2. 2SLS Estimates Predicting Political Knowledge
16.3. 2SLS Estimates Predicting Political Capabilities
16.4. 2SLS Estimates Predicting Institutional Trust
16.5. Ordinary Least Squares Regression Estimates Predicting Institutional Trust
16.6. Ordered Probit and Ordinary Least Squares Estimates Predicting Support for the Constitution
19.1. Two Models of Social Accountability
22.1. Indicators of Inclusion
22.2. Indicators of Participation
22.3. Indicators of Connections between the Participatory Forum and Other Spaces and Institutions
24.1. Strategizing Reforms Based on Citizens' Feedback
24.2. Assessing the Fit of CRCs: Stakeholder Feedback
24.3. Communication Strategy for CRCs: A Template
24.4. Impact of Strategic Communication on the CRC Processes
26.1. Assumed Representation and Representation Activities
26.2. Principal Model