On Sunday, October 14th, 2007, 100 residents of the City of Omaha gathered at the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) campus to engage in a By The People: Dialogues in Democracy deliberation. The By The People project is a national-local partnership intended to foster civic dialogue about important public policy issues facing the nation. MacNeil/Lehrer Productions has led the initiative on the national level since 2002. In Nebraska, a collaborative partnership between NET Television and the University of Nebraska Public Policy Center has convened By The People deliberations since 2004. Besides Omaha, ten other communities across the nation participated in the 2007 By The People: Dialogues in Democracy initiative – Albuquerque, NM; Baton R...
Networked communication has changed the nature of the public sphere by making it more accessible to ...
Discusses the role of citizens in policy conflict negotiations. Development of a series of disputes...
Omaha was one of nine cities in the United States chosen by the Woodrow Wilson Center for Internatio...
On Sunday, October 14th, 2007, 100 residents of the City of Omaha gathered at the University of Nebr...
On Monday, October 24th, 2005, 130 Central Nebraskans gathered at the University of Nebraska at Kear...
Data were analyzed from an October 2007 deliberative poll event in Omaha, Nebraska. The focus of pre...
The six chapters in Nebraska Policy Choices: 1988 contain the work of eight faculty from the Univers...
The purpose of the Nebraska Policy Choices series is to improve the basis for making state policy ch...
Nebraska Policy Choices: 1987 represents the work of 14 faculty from the University of Nebraska\u27s...
Immigration reform has been a part of the United States policy discussions since the 18th century. A...
The six chapters in Nebraska Policy Choices: 1988 contain the work of eight faculty from the Univers...
On Saturday, January 24, 2004, a random sample of rural Nebraskans participated in a national dialog...
Political decision-making by elites require some form of civilian participation to regain legitimacy...
In 2008, People for Education, an Ontario-based parent-led organization, hosted eight policy dialogu...
Engaging citizens in the deliberative process is essential to overcoming participatory apathy, cynic...
Networked communication has changed the nature of the public sphere by making it more accessible to ...
Discusses the role of citizens in policy conflict negotiations. Development of a series of disputes...
Omaha was one of nine cities in the United States chosen by the Woodrow Wilson Center for Internatio...
On Sunday, October 14th, 2007, 100 residents of the City of Omaha gathered at the University of Nebr...
On Monday, October 24th, 2005, 130 Central Nebraskans gathered at the University of Nebraska at Kear...
Data were analyzed from an October 2007 deliberative poll event in Omaha, Nebraska. The focus of pre...
The six chapters in Nebraska Policy Choices: 1988 contain the work of eight faculty from the Univers...
The purpose of the Nebraska Policy Choices series is to improve the basis for making state policy ch...
Nebraska Policy Choices: 1987 represents the work of 14 faculty from the University of Nebraska\u27s...
Immigration reform has been a part of the United States policy discussions since the 18th century. A...
The six chapters in Nebraska Policy Choices: 1988 contain the work of eight faculty from the Univers...
On Saturday, January 24, 2004, a random sample of rural Nebraskans participated in a national dialog...
Political decision-making by elites require some form of civilian participation to regain legitimacy...
In 2008, People for Education, an Ontario-based parent-led organization, hosted eight policy dialogu...
Engaging citizens in the deliberative process is essential to overcoming participatory apathy, cynic...
Networked communication has changed the nature of the public sphere by making it more accessible to ...
Discusses the role of citizens in policy conflict negotiations. Development of a series of disputes...
Omaha was one of nine cities in the United States chosen by the Woodrow Wilson Center for Internatio...