Deliberative Democracy and the Problem of Scope
This article addresses the challenges of scaling up deliberative democracy beyond the level of individual communities. It begins with a general discussion of the problems that scope poses for deliberative democratic practice. It then proceeds to look critically at a range of initiatives that have, i...
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description | This article addresses the challenges of scaling up deliberative democracy beyond the level of individual communities. It begins with a general discussion of the problems that scope poses for deliberative democratic practice. It then proceeds to look critically at a range of initiatives that have, in recent years, attempted to overcome these problems in the American context. The concluding sections suggest guidelines and concepts aimed at helping practitioners approach large-scale public engagement more strategically, as well as areas that research and theory should explore. |
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spelling | doaj.art-18c623fa0c2e40a79a42128cf5897ea72022-12-22T04:17:19ZengUniversity of Westminster PressJournal of Deliberative Democracy2634-04882006-04-012110.16997/jdd.42Deliberative Democracy and the Problem of ScopeWill Friedman0Public AgendaThis article addresses the challenges of scaling up deliberative democracy beyond the level of individual communities. It begins with a general discussion of the problems that scope poses for deliberative democratic practice. It then proceeds to look critically at a range of initiatives that have, in recent years, attempted to overcome these problems in the American context. The concluding sections suggest guidelines and concepts aimed at helping practitioners approach large-scale public engagement more strategically, as well as areas that research and theory should explore.https://delibdemjournal.org/article/id/308/ |
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title | Deliberative Democracy and the Problem of Scope |
title_full | Deliberative Democracy and the Problem of Scope |
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