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Different Arenas, Different Deliberative Quality? Using a Systemic Framework to Evaluate Online Deliberation on Immigration Policy in Germany

Policy and Internet, 2021
Katharina Esau, Dannica Fleuss
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Deliberation and Identity Rules: The Effect of Anonymity, Pseudonyms and Real-Name Requirements on the Cognitive Complexity of Online News Comments

Political Studies, 2021
Alfred Moore, Simon Beste
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The Resilience of Pandemic Digital Deliberation: An Analysis of Online Synchronous Forums

Javnost, 2021
Stephen Elstub, Rachel Thompson, Oliver Escobar   +2 more
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Online Deliberation and Personal Identity

Both offline and online deliberation require certain structural features and dispositions from all participants involved in order to qualify as a rational discourse of importance—in regard to the legitimacy of the political decision-making process. Some of them are: 1) inclusiveness—all those affected both directly or indirectly ought to be included in
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Online-Deliberation

2016
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Creating spaces for online deliberation

2015
Christopher Birchall, Stephen Coleman
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Bracketing or reinforcing? Socio-economic status, network power, and online deliberation

Telematics and Informatics, 2020
Zhuo Chen, Weiyu Zhang
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Online versus face-to-face deliberation: Who? Why? What? With what effects?

New Media and Society, 2012
Magdalena Wojcieszak
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Drivers of Quantity and Quality of Participation in Online Policy Deliberation Forums

Journal of Management Information Systems, 2014
Atreyi Kankanhalli, Lihua Huang
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Emancipation cannot be programmed: blind spots of algorithmic facilitation in online deliberation

Contemporary Politics, 2020
Nardine Alnemr
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