Deliberative Democracy

Elstub, Stephen; McLaverty, Peter

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“…Rooted in the ancient Athenian democracy, deliberative practices have recently flourished around the world across all areas of governance from local to national politics, from communities to organizations, from the Global South to the Global North. The "deliberative wave" gained momentum in parallel with the diffused implementation of practices aiming to make political decision-making talkcentric rather than voter-centric (Elstub and McLaverty 2014;OECD 2020). These procedures were intended to empower citizens and to make them engage in inclusive mutual processes of reason-giving with the politicians (Bächtiger and Parkinson 2019).…”

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Political parties and deliberation: from challenges to opportunities

2023

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This special issue contributes to the bourgeoning literature that connects political parties and deliberative practices. It answers two related research questions: why do parties engage in deliberation? and what are the ways in which the deliberative practices can address the challenges faced by political parties in responding to a changing internal and external environment? Its articles cover both theoretical concepts and practical aspects that emerged in different political settings. The results illustrate how different forms of deliberation can contribute to reshaping parties as instruments to represent the people by allowing them to express their demands in a non-mediated form. As such, deliberation in party politics-within and outside party organization-can positively contribute to citizens' attitudes towards politics and to democratic life.

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Emotions in the Public Sphere: Networked Solidarity, Technology and Social Ties

Blasio

Selva

2019

Emotions and Loneliness in a Networked Society

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Political Representation of Animals’ Voices

Garner

2022

The Palgrave Macmillan Animal Ethics Series

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Deliberative Democracy

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Political parties and deliberation: from challenges to opportunities

Political parties and deliberation: from challenges to opportunities

Emotions in the Public Sphere: Networked Solidarity, Technology and Social Ties

Political Representation of Animals’ Voices

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