AI, news, and the transformation of the public arena by Simon, FM

“…Similarly, in times when worries about the health of the public arena abound, the question of if, how and to what effect AI will reconfigure the news, the structural conditions of the public arena and thus deliberative democracy merits our attention. The adoption of AI in the news is bound to happen; in fact, it is already taking place. …”

Pour un élargissement de l’éducation à la citoyenneté démocratique à travers la Bildung: Klafki défiant le 21ème siècle by Asger Sørensen

“…As a basic conceptual framework, I dismiss political liberalism in the narrow Rawlsian sense and employ social-democratic republicanism, asserting with Durkheim that only by being considered a valuable comprehensive doctrine, i.e. a comprehensive civic religion, can deliberative democracy also become an individual civic obligation and vice versa. …”
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風險溝通在食安管理中之必要性：以狂牛症事件為例 The Necessity of Risk Communication in the Food Safety Regulation:In the Instance of Mad Cow Disease by 許耀明 Yao-Ming Hsu, 譚偉恩 Wei-En Tan

“…The purpose of that is to regulate the food safety more compactly and further to fulfill the requirement of deliberative democracy. However, will the application of risk communication into the food safety management impact the embedded scientific neutral in the regulation system and thus interfere the agency’s decision making? …”
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HABERMAS LEITOR DE ROUSSEAU: sobre o nexo interno entre Soberania Popular e Direitos Humanos by Wescley Fernandes Araújo Freire

“…Looking equate competition between the Principles of Private Autonomy and Popular Sovereignty as set out in the political and legal philosophy of Rousseau and Kant, Habermas proposes the reconstruction of the problem from the communicative action (kommunikativen Handelns) and the deliberative democracy model (deliberativen Demokratie). I argue in favor of the thesis that Rousseau's republicanism is marked by a deliberative deficit that takes shape in the lack of discursivity of the general will, which consequence would be a strong pressure on individual interests or even its suppression politically. …”
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3578 Partnership Development: A learning community to advance institutional responsiveness to the opioid crisis in the city of Detroit and Wayne, County, Michigan by Karen D. Calhoun, Laura Gultekin, Nikita Buckhoy, Tinetra Burns, Zachary Rowe, Lisa Braddix, Madiha Tariq, Patricia Piechowski, Donald R. Vereen, Dwight Vaughter, Kanzoni Asabigi

“…The learning community series was designed as a bi-lingual format for sharing and expression. Deliberative democracy encourages inclusion of voices, interests and opinions often not heard or included in decision-making processes; driving the project’s purposive sampling approach. …”
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Truth, Racial Healing, and Transformation: Creating Public Sentiment

“…Our review teams were always impressed by the emerging participatory governance models such as citizen-based budgeting and deliberative democracy initiatives. Engaging diverse groups of citizens in decision-making and thoughtful deliberation on critical issues seemed to be a good strategy for pushing back against the then (as now) rising tide of anti-government sentiment. …”
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Future of Communications and Public Relations (PR). (Re)Imagining the Role, Function and Purpose of the Communication Profession by Ana ADI, Thomas STOECKLE

“…In doing so, this edition addresses the future of public relations and communications from multiple perspectives: paradigmatic (metamodernism) and theoretical (astroturfing), organizational (newsrooms), competences vs capabilities and educational (the heritage and challenges of neoliberalism) while also revisiting current premises including PR’s role in deliberative democracies. In a time of seemingly growing polarization of perspectives, we need to get beyond dichotomies and toward integration and synthesis.…”
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Judaism, Enlightenment, and Ideology by Randi Lynn Rashkover

“…Can Jewish communities participate in contemporary societies committed to scientific developments and deliberative democracies and neither be targeted by totalizing systems of thought that eliminate Judaism’s difference nor fall prey to the power and seduction of ideological forces that compete with the Jewish life-world? …”
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Political Challenges in Hong Kong: Identity Politics, Legitimacy Crisis, and Cultural Clash by Qian Qin

“…Political localism carries the idea that supports deliberative democracies in Hong Kong, while cultural localists distinguish themselves from mainlanders and reject the yoke of Chinese identity in its current form. …”
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