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Analyzing public e-deliberation
2008Two questions are becoming increasingly important for academics and political actors: How do activists and citizens use the Internet devices of public debate? What is the impact of institutional design on debate features? In order to illustrate the utility of an interdisciplinary approach on these questions, we present a research on political webforums.
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What Is Good Public Deliberation?
Hastings Center Report, 2012Susan Dorr, Goold +5 more
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Social empathy in public deliberation
Public Understanding of ScienceScholars have increasingly turned to empathy to increase the effectiveness of participatory deliberations among individuals with diverse interests and values. However, because empathy is traditionally focused on in-group relations, deliberations in increasingly polarized contexts would benefit from ways to bridge across social groups.
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Combatting corruption with public deliberation
South African Journal of Philosophy, 2015Building on Seumas Miller's concept of corruption leads me to conclude that the question of disposition is central to the concept of corruption, which prompts me to consider punishment theories with regard to deterring dispositions to corruption. However, problems with punishment as a stand-alone approach lead me to consider institutional reform ...
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Rhetorical citizenship and public deliberation
Critical Discourse Studies, 2014openaire +2 more sources