The Journal of Deliberative Democracy (formerly the Journal of Public Deliberation) publishes articles that shape the course of scholarship on deliberative democracy. It is the forum for the latest thinking, emerging debates, alternative perspectives, as well as critical views on deliberation. The journal welcomes submissions from all theoretical and methodological traditions. It aims to be the platform to broker knowledge between scholars and practitioners of citizen engagement.
The journal is supported by the newDemocracy Foundation, the Deliberative Democracy Consortium and the International Association for Public Participation. It is hosted at the Centre for Deliberative Democracy and Global Governance at the University of Canberra and co-edited by Nicole Curato with Kim Strandberg, Åbo Akademi University, André Bächtiger, University of Stuttgart and Graham Smith, University of Westminster.
Volume 18 • Issue 2 • 2022 • Special Issue: Psychological Phenomena in Democratic Deliberation
Editors: David Brinker (Guest Editor), Justin Reedy (Guest Editor), Michael E. Morrell (Guest Editor), Robert C. Richards (Guest Editor)
Introduction
Psychological Phenomena in Democratic Deliberation
Robert Richards, Michael E. Morrell, David Brinker and Justin Reedy
2022-06-28 Volume 18 • Issue 2 • 2022 • Special Issue: Psychological Phenomena in Democratic Deliberation
Research Article
A Typology of Reasoning in Deliberative Processes: A Study of the 2010 Oregon Citizens’ Initiative Review
Ken Fischer, Justin Reedy, Cameron Piercy and Rashmi Thapaliya
2022-04-04 Volume 18 • Issue 2 • 2022 • Special Issue: Psychological Phenomena in Democratic Deliberation
Mini-Public Replication: Emotions and Deliberation in the Citizens' Initiative Review Redux
Michael E. Morrell, Genevieve Fuji Johnson and Laura W Black
2022-03-22 Volume 18 • Issue 2 • 2022 • Special Issue: Psychological Phenomena in Democratic Deliberation
Active Is as Active Does: Deliberative and Non-Deliberative Political Communication in Context
Robert C. Richards Jr. and Michael Neblo
2022-04-20 Volume 18 • Issue 2 • 2022 • Special Issue: Psychological Phenomena in Democratic Deliberation