2021
DOI: 10.1017/s0003055421001453
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Does the Meeting Style Matter? The Effects of Exposure to Participatory and Deliberative School Board Meetings – Corrigendum

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“…Further, the realism of existing experimental studies is limited by not using real-world PI examples. Collins (2021) does present respondents with real PI materials, but only tests a single dimension of PI design (variation in types of deliberation). Existing studies also leave many important PI design elements open for analysis, including the stage of the policymaking process PIs address, the resources allocated for distribution, the robustness of deliberation, and the intervention of politicians in PI activities.…”
Section: Participatory Institutions and Citizen Participationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Further, the realism of existing experimental studies is limited by not using real-world PI examples. Collins (2021) does present respondents with real PI materials, but only tests a single dimension of PI design (variation in types of deliberation). Existing studies also leave many important PI design elements open for analysis, including the stage of the policymaking process PIs address, the resources allocated for distribution, the robustness of deliberation, and the intervention of politicians in PI activities.…”
Section: Participatory Institutions and Citizen Participationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Yet not all deliberation is created equal. Previous studies show that the type of deliberation offered to citizens can impact their attitudes toward participation (Collins, 2021;Jacobs et al, 2009;Neblo, 2010). Scholars have also found that citizens' hesitance to participate often stems from conflict aversion, or fear of being judged harshly when speaking in public (Eliasoph, 1998;Karjalainen & Rapeli, 2015;Mutz, 2006).…”
Section: Quality Of Participation: Range Of Participatory Activities ...mentioning
confidence: 99%