2021
DOI: 10.37452/politiikka.98388
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Abstract: Demokratiatutkijat pohtivat parhaillaan, miten puntaroivat kansalaiskeskustelut voitaisiin kytkeä perinteiseen edustukselliseen päätöksentekoon. Tutkimuskirjallisuudessa on esitetty, että poliitikkojen osallistuminen puntaroiviin kansalaiskeskusteluihin voisi vahvistaa puntaroivien kansalaiskeskustelujen kytköstä demokraattiseen päätöksentekoon. Tutkimme Turussa järjestetyn puntaroivan kansalaispaneelin avulla, miten poliitikkojen ja kansalaisten yhteinen keskustelu onnistuu ja … Show more

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“…This would further reduce people's power in talk‐centric processes — not only is the aim of deliberation often will‐formation instead of decision‐making impact, but even the will‐formation process may be diverted by decision‐makers. However, studies in the Finnish context with deliberative experiments suggest that politicians' involvement in deliberative mini‐publics has not had a negative effect on deliberation (Grönlund et al, 2022; Värttö et al, 2021). Similar logic regarding the level of institutionalization could also be applied to other talk‐centric processes, especially here, where the discussion forums exist to complement representative decision‐making — thus still leaving the power in the hands of the institutions.…”
Section: State Of the Artmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This would further reduce people's power in talk‐centric processes — not only is the aim of deliberation often will‐formation instead of decision‐making impact, but even the will‐formation process may be diverted by decision‐makers. However, studies in the Finnish context with deliberative experiments suggest that politicians' involvement in deliberative mini‐publics has not had a negative effect on deliberation (Grönlund et al, 2022; Värttö et al, 2021). Similar logic regarding the level of institutionalization could also be applied to other talk‐centric processes, especially here, where the discussion forums exist to complement representative decision‐making — thus still leaving the power in the hands of the institutions.…”
Section: State Of the Artmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Variants of mixed deliberation have been called "mixed-membership deliberation" (e.g., [38]), "directly representative democracy" [40], "mixed assemblies" [39], "mixed discursive spheres" [41] (p. 8) or "mini-publics as collaborative institutions" [42]. Mixed deliberation as a form of hybrid model between citizen and elite deliberation has been tested in Ireland, the UK, Belgium, Finland, and Italy [43][44][45]. Mixed deliberation has thus far received far less attention than other forms of deliberation (see [46]).…”
Section: Mixed Deliberationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, organizers of deliberation have started inviting politicians to participate in deliberative events to close the gap between deliberative and representative decisionmaking processes (e.g., [38]). The inclusion of politicians in deliberation is thought to strengthen the commitment of politicians to suggestions made as a result of deliberation and should motivate decision-makers to promote these suggestions in formal decisionmaking [43] (p. 28). Citizens' willingness to participate in deliberation is dependent on the assumed political impact of the event, as they might not participate if there is no potential impact [49,50].…”
Section: Mixed Deliberationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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