2006
DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-9248.2006.00612.x
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Integrated Deliberation: Reconciling Civil Society's Dual Role in Deliberative Democracy

Abstract: Among the growing literature on deliberative democracy there are two diverging streams of thought, each implying a different role for civil society. Micro deliberative theorists, with their focus on the procedural conditions for structured fora, encourage civil society to engage in collaborative practices, usually with the state. In contrast, macro deliberative democrats, who are interested in the messy and informal deliberation in the public sphere, advocate that civil society should work discursively outside… Show more

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“…The same claim was forwarded by early deliberative democracy theorists (Rawls, 1993(Rawls, /1996Habermas, 1996;Cohen, 1998). More recent conceptions of deliberation, however, allow for participants to forward private interests as long as this is done in mutual respect and with the aim of finding a collectively satisfying result (Gutman & Thompson, 1996Bohman, 1998;Hendriks, 2006). The issues under deliberation are collective, because in the liberal context private matters are not to be taken to the public sphere.…”
Section: Collective-and Non-regulation-based Public Interestmentioning
confidence: 79%
“…The same claim was forwarded by early deliberative democracy theorists (Rawls, 1993(Rawls, /1996Habermas, 1996;Cohen, 1998). More recent conceptions of deliberation, however, allow for participants to forward private interests as long as this is done in mutual respect and with the aim of finding a collectively satisfying result (Gutman & Thompson, 1996Bohman, 1998;Hendriks, 2006). The issues under deliberation are collective, because in the liberal context private matters are not to be taken to the public sphere.…”
Section: Collective-and Non-regulation-based Public Interestmentioning
confidence: 79%
“…Pero también destacan los mismos trabajos la precariedad de estos logros, su mínima expresión e importancia en un mar de complejidades. Por no hablar del elitismo que supone elegir a determinados sujetos para discutir determinadas cuestiones, en contextos separados de la realidad 34 . Pero estas concreciones de las propuestas deliberativas no consiguen, a mi juicio, el objetivo de ampliar la democracia representativa, precisamente por seguir aceptando la división tajante entre sistema y lebenswelt.…”
Section: El Valor De La Sociedad Civil: De Nuevo La Participaciónunclassified
“…Essa fala não produz os resultados almejados à medida que o processo não enseja a reflexão requerida pela troca de razões. Isso não nos impede de pensar que o discurso informal possa servir como um treinamento para a promoção das habilidades deliberativas (Hendriks, 2006). Entretanto, é preciso frisar, seguindo Warren, que a deliberação, como forma de comunicação, "é excepcional, constitui uma resposta às falhas das relações sociais, das instituições e sistemas e, por isto, ela é uma forma de comunicação exigente" (2007, p. 276).…”
Section: A Teoria Democrática Deliberativa Em Questão: Entre O Ideal unclassified
“…Além de apresentar uma visão mais geral do que consiste esse sistema (Mansbridge et al, 2012), analisaremos em detalhe três propostas específicas vinculadas às elaborações de Mansbridge (1999Mansbridge ( , 2007, Goodin (2008) e Hendriks (2006). O valor dessas propostas reside em tratarem a dinâmica deliberativa não mais como espaços unitários de deliberação, mas como uma "sequência integrada de momentos deliberativos".…”
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