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Five Assumptions Academics Make About Public Deliberation, And Why They Deserve Rethinking
Journal of Deliberative Democracy, 2011 Academic research on public dialogue and deliberation is abundant and sophisticated. This body of multi-disciplinary scholarship draws on the insights of political theory and case studies, such that much is known about the promise and practical nuances ...
Caroline W. Lee
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Journal of Deliberative Democracy, 2013 Consistent with studies on inclusive management, this paper adopts the concept of “boundary object” and therefore an emergent approach to explain the collaboration of heterogeneous social actors in public deliberation.
Hsin-Yi Yeh
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Journal of Deliberative Democracy, 2015 This essay focuses on how public deliberation is used as a tool for managing the commons. Through the lens of Elinor Ostrom’s research of managing the commons, the Bloomington Community Orchard is analyzed as a case study to better understand the value ...
Lisa-Marie Napoli
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Everyday Epistemologies: What People Say About Knowledge and What It Means for Public Deliberation [PDF]
Journal of Deliberative Democracy, 2019 Public knowledge presents a persistent problem for democratic deliberation. While especially salient for public participation in technical decision-making, scholars agree that all deliberations are best informed by quality, shared information.
Colene J. Lind
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Judging Deliberation: An Assessment of the Crowdsourced Icelandic Constitutional Project
Journal of Deliberative Democracy, 2022 This study explores deliberation as a lived experience between individuals engaged in putatively deliberative practices. While face-to-face deliberation is well documented, there are fewer empirical studies that address its online counterpart.
Delia Popescu, Matthew Loveland
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Stealth Democracy: Authoritarianism and Democratic Deliberation
Journal of Deliberative Democracy, 2018 In Stealth Democracy, Hibbing and Theiss-Morse seek to show that much of the American public desires “stealth democracy”--a democracy run like a business with little deliberation or public input.
Peter Muhlberger
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Cultivating Deliberation for Democracy
Journal of Deliberative Democracy, 2012 Diamond’s Liberation Technology describes how new communication technologies can help bring about democracy, but not how they can help improve an existing democracy.
Tim van Gelder
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The Discursive Functions of Deliberative Voting
Journal of Deliberative Democracy, 2022 This study aims to build on Moore and O'Doherty's (2014) proposal to integrate deliberative voting procedures into deliberative processes. Deliberative voting has been proposed to recognize collective endpoints of deliberation and solicit key reasons ...
Kieran C. O'Doherty, Kristie Serota
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Journal of Deliberative Democracy, 2012 In failed or failing states, deliberation as it is operationalized in much of the political communication literature is inapplicable. These states lack advanced communication infrastructures, press systems and public spheres, which require high literacy ...
Shawn M. Powers, William Youmans
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Affinity Groups, Enclave Deliberation, and Equity
Journal of Deliberative Democracy, 2016 There is growing appreciation for the value of holding enclave dialogue and deliberation among marginalized peoples in their own affinity groups, as one stage in a larger conversation with the broader public or with public officials.
Carolyne Abdullah +2 more
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