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Deliberative democracy

Curating Tomorrow

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22 Mar 2022

Henry McGhie

Museums curating consultant Henry McGhie asks how museums and other cultural institutions can support people’s participation in climate action and sustainable development?
Assessing party manifestos more objectively

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22 Jul 2021

Dave Donaghy FRSA

Dave Donaghy FRSA on the need for more clarity in political manifestos and how it can be achieved.
Speaking without words: doing deliberation differently

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07 May 2021

Hans Asenbaum Selen A. Ercan Ricardo F. Mendonça

Hans Asenbaum, Selen A. Ercan, Ricardo F. Mendonça explore how different modes of communication could be included in deliberative democracy.
Civic obligation in a globalised world

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24 Feb 2021

Cliff Pelham FRSA

Cliff Pelham FRSA on 'constituency platforms' and improving democratic processes.
Sticking the PIN onto the tail of democracy

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12 Feb 2021

Perry Walker FRSA

Perry Walker FRSA on facilitating democratic decisions making.
Technology-enabled deliberative democracy

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11 Aug 2020

Peter Miles FRSA

Peter Miles FRSA on the benefits of technology-enabled structured dialogue methodology
What’s so funny about peace, love and understanding?

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03 Jun 2020

Kieran Breen FRSA

Kieran Breen FRSA on how we to achieve a more deliberative and participatory democracy.
Beyond citizens assemblies

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05 Feb 2019

Perry Walker FRSA

The use of the citizens’ assembly in the Republic of Ireland in relation to its referendum on abortion has seen calls for their wider use, including in relation to public views about Brexit. Perry Walker FRSA argues for the use of smaller group discussions to complement this approach.
Beyond citizens assemblies

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05 Feb 2019

Perry Walker FRSA

The use of the citizens’ assembly in the Republic of Ireland in relation to its referendum on abortion has seen calls for their wider use, including in relation to public views about Brexit. Perry Walker FRSA argues for the use of smaller group discussions to complement this approach.
Making deliberative democracy work

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27 Nov 2018

Perry Walker

In his 2018 annual lecture, Matthew Taylor called for at least three national citizens’ assemblies to be held each year on key current challenges facing the UK. Perry Walker FRSA explores how to make that a success.