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2018
Abstract This chapter provides an overview of the empirical research on online deliberation, focusing on three aspects: the preconditions of online deliberations, the communicative processes of online deliberations as well as the central outcomes of online deliberations. Regarding preconditions, we provide an overview of sampling choices
Kim Strandberg, Kimmo Grönlund
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Abstract This chapter provides an overview of the empirical research on online deliberation, focusing on three aspects: the preconditions of online deliberations, the communicative processes of online deliberations as well as the central outcomes of online deliberations. Regarding preconditions, we provide an overview of sampling choices
Kim Strandberg, Kimmo Grönlund
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The Challenges for Online Deliberation Research
International Journal of E-Politics, 2014While pure deliberation has still not been found online, the field of online deliberation research is blossoming. Born out of the “frustrations and possibilities” of the 1990s, a current theme in the field is to re-link deliberative theory with empirical political science.
Magnus E. Jonsson, Joachim Åström
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Design Considerations for Online Deliberation Systems
Journal of Information Technology & Politics, 2012ABSTRACT Online deliberation enables structured, topical discussion about particular questions or concepts. A number of Web-based deliberation systems have been independently introduced in recent years, and reported on as single-point examples. This article reviews several of these systems, focusing on the design principles behind them and how they ...
W. Ben Towne, James D. Herbsleb
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Political Discussion and Deliberation Online
2014AbstractAs information and communication technologies have diffused, scholars have turned attention to online informal political discussion and formal deliberation because of the importance of online political talk for constructing society and informing government policy.
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Promoting online deliberation quality: cognitive cues matter
Information, Communication & Society, 2014This research aims to contribute to the theory and practice of e-participation, looking specifically at ways to enhance the deliberative quality of political discussions in online forums. Building on theories of information processing and social norms, we suggest that particular visual banners may be integrated in an online forum, and serve as cues ...
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