Citizens’ role in decision-making is key to account for the support to democracy worldwide. When this role is perceived to be insufficient or declining, it also has negative consequences on the accuracy of public policies. Democratic innovations seek to resolve that deficit but do they succeed? Four recent volumes analyse the conditions and outcomes of such processes from different perspectives. Join the conversation with some of their authors and editors.
Participants:
- Adrián Bua (UAB, Barcelona, Spain, online)
- Brigitte Geißel (Goethe University, Frankfurt, Germany, online)
- Bernard Reber (CNRS, Sciences Po, Paris, France, online)
- Min Reuchamps (UCLouvain, Lovain, Belgium, online)
- Yanina Welp (AHDC, Geneva, Switzerland)
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