This paper does not ask to what degree referendums matchdeliberative democratic criteria, because no institution can. Instead,it asks what roles referendums can play in a deliberative system. Itargues that referendums can play constructive roles not just aslegitimating tools, but also by providing focusing events thatgenerate salience for everyday narratives of collective life. It alsoargues that small-scale deliberative processes work better whenthey are focused on such collective decision making moments
Referendums, especially referendums with constitutional content, are often treated as exceptional ac...
Referendums have experienced some sort of a comeback. Citizen involvement in political decisions is ...
Popular votes and mini-publics are both increasingly implemented as elected officials seek to build ...
This paper does not ask to what degree referendums matchdeliberative democratic criteria, because no...
This paper does not ask to what degree referendums matchdeliberative democratic criteria, because no...
Referendums and initiatives have long been described as deliberatively deficient and unfit to implem...
International audienceReferendums and initiatives have long been described as deliberatively deficie...
Referendums and initiatives have long been described as deliberatively deficient and unfit to implem...
Referendums and initiatives have long been described as deliberatively deficient and unfit to implem...
Deliberative democracy theorists have long dismissed direct democratic mechanisms, suspecting them o...
Deliberative democracy theorists have long dismissed direct democratic mechanisms, suspecting them o...
We argue that integrating citizen deliberation structures into the pre-referendum phase can deliver ...
We argue that integrating citizen deliberation structures into the pre-referendum phase can deliver ...
Despite their surface similarity, deliberative democracy and direct democracy often pull in differen...
Referendums, especially referendums with constitutional content, are often treated as exceptional ac...
Referendums, especially referendums with constitutional content, are often treated as exceptional ac...
Referendums have experienced some sort of a comeback. Citizen involvement in political decisions is ...
Popular votes and mini-publics are both increasingly implemented as elected officials seek to build ...
This paper does not ask to what degree referendums matchdeliberative democratic criteria, because no...
This paper does not ask to what degree referendums matchdeliberative democratic criteria, because no...
Referendums and initiatives have long been described as deliberatively deficient and unfit to implem...
International audienceReferendums and initiatives have long been described as deliberatively deficie...
Referendums and initiatives have long been described as deliberatively deficient and unfit to implem...
Referendums and initiatives have long been described as deliberatively deficient and unfit to implem...
Deliberative democracy theorists have long dismissed direct democratic mechanisms, suspecting them o...
Deliberative democracy theorists have long dismissed direct democratic mechanisms, suspecting them o...
We argue that integrating citizen deliberation structures into the pre-referendum phase can deliver ...
We argue that integrating citizen deliberation structures into the pre-referendum phase can deliver ...
Despite their surface similarity, deliberative democracy and direct democracy often pull in differen...
Referendums, especially referendums with constitutional content, are often treated as exceptional ac...
Referendums, especially referendums with constitutional content, are often treated as exceptional ac...
Referendums have experienced some sort of a comeback. Citizen involvement in political decisions is ...
Popular votes and mini-publics are both increasingly implemented as elected officials seek to build ...