Deliberative Democracy is a normative democratic theory that emphasizes collective decision-making through reasoned public participation, in which legitimate political outcomes arise from inclusive, informed, and rational-critical deliberation among equal and autonomous citizens.
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Discursive Democracy
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Public deliberation: pluralism, complexity, and democracy
Choice Reviews Online · 1997 · 1.6K citations
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Australian National University
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University of Canberra
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University of British Columbia
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Stanford University
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Pennsylvania State University
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- Political Studies
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- Journal of Deliberative Democracy
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- Political Theory
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