The Unfulfilled Promise of Online Deliberation
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Hartz-Karp, Janette
Sullivan, B.
Date
2014Type
Journal Article
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Hartz-Karp, J. and Sullivan, B. 2014. The Unfulfilled Promise of Online Deliberation. Journal of Public Deliberation. 10 (1): pp. 1-5.
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Journal of Public Deliberation
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Sustainable Policy Institute (CUSP)
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Copyright © 2015 Public Deliberation
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Since online deliberation has not delivered on the expectations of more considered, democratic participation, the authors propose less focus on technological ‘fixes’ and more on re-conceptualizing its primary purpose to gathering resonance in an authentic public square. The ideas that emerge can then be deliberated in representative face-to-face public deliberations, with the coherent voice that results contributing to more inclusive, legitimate, and implementable democratic decision-making.
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