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‘Scaling up’ deliberation

Elstub, Stephen ; McLaverty, Peter Peter McLaverty ; Stephen Elstub

Deliberative Democracy, 2014, p.118

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‘Scaling up’ deliberation
Autor: Elstub, Stephen ; McLaverty, Peter
Peter McLaverty ; Stephen Elstub
Assuntos: Deliberative democracy ; Democracy ; Democratic theory ; Economic disciplines ; Economics ; Employment ; Government ; Labor economics ; Occupations ; Political debate ; Political elections ; Political organizations ; Political parties ; Political partisanship ; Political philosophy ; Political processes ; Political regimes ; Political representation ; Political science ; Political science & theory ; Political structures: democracy ; Political systems ; Politicians ; Politics
É parte de: Deliberative Democracy, 2014, p.118
Descrição: Ten years ago, deliberation was seen as an exotic topic promoted by utopian philosophers and romantic democratic dreamers, and certainly not a topic of great relevance for mainstream political scientists. This view has dramatically changed in the past decade. As Pateman (2012) notes: ‘we are surrounded by democracy-talk’. Not only has a veritable deliberative industry emerged, deliberation has also made significant inroads into standard political science (see Bächtiger et al., 2010). As such, deliberation is increasingly becoming a mainstream concept itself. But does that mean that deliberationists can take a back seat and enjoy the fruits of their years-long struggle
Editor: United Kingdom: Edinburgh University Press
Idioma: Inglês

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