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Introduction

A New Leaf for Public Deliberation

Nicole Curato, André Bächtiger, Kim Strandberg
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12 Dec 2019

15(3):1

Research Article

Power and Citizen Deliberation: The Contingent Impacts of Interests, Ideology, and Status Differences

Markus Holdo
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11 Dec 2019

15(3):2
Embedded Public Reasoning: A Response to Jonathan Haidt’s The Righteous Mind

Michael J. DeMoor
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12 Dec 2019

15(3):3
Venue Coupling and Actor Circulation in Deliberative Systems: Health Care Governance in Ontario

Carey Doberstein
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12 Dec 2019

15(3):4
Participatory and Deliberative Practitioners in Australia: How Work Context Creates Different Types of Practitioners

Helen E. Christensen
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12 Dec 2019

15(3):5
Stories Communities Tell: How Deliberative Practitioners Can Work with Community Narratives

Lori L. Britt, Rob Alexander
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12 Dec 2019

15(3):6
Everyday Epistemologies: What People Say About Knowledge and What It Means for Public Deliberation

Colene J. Lind
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12 Dec 2019

15(3):7
Participatory Deliberative Democracy for Peace in El Salvador

Marcia D. Mundt
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12 Dec 2019

15(3):8

Volume 15 -

Issue 3 - 2019

Introduction

A New Leaf for Public Deliberation

Research Article

Power and Citizen Deliberation: The Contingent Impacts of Interests, Ideology, and Status Differences

Embedded Public Reasoning: A Response to Jonathan Haidt’s The Righteous Mind

Venue Coupling and Actor Circulation in Deliberative Systems: Health Care Governance in Ontario

Participatory and Deliberative Practitioners in Australia: How Work Context Creates Different Types of Practitioners

Stories Communities Tell: How Deliberative Practitioners Can Work with Community Narratives

Everyday Epistemologies: What People Say About Knowledge and What It Means for Public Deliberation

Participatory Deliberative Democracy for Peace in El Salvador

Reflections from the Field

How to Arrive at Peace in Deeply Divided Societies? Using Deliberation to Refine Consociational TheoryHow to Arrive at Peace in Deeply Divided Societies? Using Deliberation to Refine Consociational Theory

Deliberation and Consociation: Joint Pathways to Peace in Divided Societies

Book Reviews

Review of After Gun Violence: Deliberation and Memory in the Age of Political Gridlock by Craig Rood (University Park, PA: Pennsylvania State University Press, 2019)

Review of Habermas and the Media by Hartmut Wessler (Medford, MA: Polity, 2018)

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