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Journal of Deliberative Democracy, 2012 In this Introduction to the Symposium, we articulate a reframing of Larry Diamond’s (2010) program of “liberation technology” around the idea of “deliberation technology.” Although the liberation technology program has been useful in supplying dissidents
Damien S. Pfister, Getachew Dinku Godana
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Toward a Sociology of Deliberation
Journal of Deliberative Democracy, 2007 This essay draws insights from Pierre Bourdieu’s field theory for the development of a sociological theory of deliberation. Most work on deliberative practice is strongly shaped by the concerns of deliberative democratic theory, and that theory tends to ...
David Ryfe
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On the Westerness of Deliberation Research
Journal of Deliberative Democracy, 2014 This essay suggests that the issue of culture is vital to advance deliberation theories and practices. After discussing whether deliberative democracy is a Western-specific or universal concept, it argues that current deliberation research is heavily ...
Seong-Jae Min
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The Influence of Communication- and Organization-Related Factors on Interest in Participation in Campus Dialogic Deliberation [PDF]
Journal of Deliberative Democracy, 2017 Grounded in participatory democracy principles, deliberation is designed to foster collaborative and thoughtful decision-making communication. On college campuses, deliberation can lead to a number of individual and organizational consequences ...
Gregory D. Paul
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Journal of Deliberative Democracy, 2010 As research has increasingly addressed deliberative processes through theoretical analyses, empirical studies, and practical experiments, it has become apparent that deliberation is a phenomenon with many faces.
Luigi Bobbio
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Journal of Deliberative Democracy, 2018 Authoritarianism is gaining around the world. Statistics show that deliberation shrinks when authoritarianism grows. In the face of authoritarian repression, directly promoting and organizing deliberation is likely to fail.
Peter Levine
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American Economic Review, 2019 We study stochastic choice as the outcome of deliberate randomization. We derive a general representation of a stochastic choice function where stochasticity allows the agent to achieve from any set the maximal element according to her underlying preferences over lotteries.
Cerreia-Vioglio, Simone +3 more
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Anchoring in Deliberations [PDF]
Erkenntnis, 2019 Deliberation is a standard procedure to make decisions in not too large groups. It has the advantage that the group members can learn from each other and that, at the end, often a consensus emerges that everybody endorses. But a deliberation procedure also has a number of disadvantages.
Hartmann, Stephan, Rad, Soroush Rafiee
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Thinking, good and bad? Deliberative thinking and the singularity effect in charitable giving [PDF]
Judgment and Decision Making, 2022 Can deliberation increase charitable giving when giving is impulsive (i.e., a one-time small gift in response to an immediate appeal)? We conduct two studies in Israel and Sweden to compare two forms of deliberation, unguided and guided, in their ability
Hajdi Moche +3 more
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Deliberation across deep divisions: Transformative moments [PDF]
Belgrade Philosophical Annual, 2016 In group discussions of any kind there tends to be an up and down in the level of deliberation. To capture this dynamic we coined the concept of Deliberative Transformative Moments (DTM). In deeply divided societies deliberation is particularly important
Jaramillo Clara Maria +3 more
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