Why Deliberative Democracy?¶
Gutmann, A., & Thompson, D. (2004). Why Deliberative Democracy?. Princeton University Press.
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Mechanisms¶
- Stakeholder Deliberation
- … down but a legitimated narrowing: the group can see the genuine value conflict laid out, can see that "safety versus amenity" is the real axis rather than a budget technicality, and reaches a choice that the deprioritized side can at least recognize as fairly contested — the core promise of deliberative democracy
This sourceDefines deliberative democracy as reciprocal public reason-giving among free and equal citizens or representatives aimed at reaching presently binding decisions amid continuing disagreement.
- … down but a legitimated narrowing: the group can see the genuine value conflict laid out, can see that "safety versus amenity" is the real axis rather than a budget technicality, and reaches a choice that the deprioritized side can at least recognize as fairly contested — the core promise of deliberative democracy
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