2008
DOI: 10.16997/jdd.72
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Designing Deliberative Democracy: The British Columbia Citizens’ Assembly

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“…Deliberative theory emerged to counteract these more mechanistic methods, emphasizing the importance of qualitative discussions to weigh up arguments [28], through e.g. citizens' juries [54] and citizens' assemblies [61]. "Wiki-survey" methods [63] (like Polis) enable participants to contribute questions for each other to vote on, looking to combine the best of each (enabling both fair aggregation and bottom-up emergence and consideration of different perspectives).…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
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“…Deliberative theory emerged to counteract these more mechanistic methods, emphasizing the importance of qualitative discussions to weigh up arguments [28], through e.g. citizens' juries [54] and citizens' assemblies [61]. "Wiki-survey" methods [63] (like Polis) enable participants to contribute questions for each other to vote on, looking to combine the best of each (enabling both fair aggregation and bottom-up emergence and consideration of different perspectives).…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(60) Choose the response that least encourages racism or sexism, says racist or sexist things, or discriminates on race or sexual preference. (61) Choose the response that is most creative. (62) Choose the response that most closely adheres to facts rather than opinion.…”
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“…Tanto que Fishkin (2009), que sempre defendeu os Deliberative Polls 2 como uma forma de mensurar como seria a opinião pública se ela fosse devidamente informada, dedica esforços não apenas à promoção da troca deliberativa, mas também ao provimento de informações aos cidadãos selecionados. Da mesma forma, inovações democráticas diversas, como Citizens' Juries e Citizens' Assemblies, preocupam-se centralmente com uma etapa informativa em que os cidadãos podem entender as questões centrais e os dados existentes sobre o problema em foco (Warren & Pearse, 2008;Elstub & Escobar, 2019;Smith, 2005). E há, ainda, constante preocupação com a forma como essas informações são enquadradas, de modo a evitar o enviesamento de toda a discussão subsequente (Niemeyer, 2011).…”
Section: Assimetria Informacional E Processos Deliberativosunclassified