\aThe deliberative democracy handbook : \b strategies for effective civic engagement in the twenty-first century / \c editors, John Gastil, Peter Levine.
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\a1st ed.
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\aSan Francisco : \b Jossey-Bass, \c 2005.
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\axxviii, 308 p. : \b ill. ; \c 26 cm.
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\aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
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\aPart One: Backround -- 1. A nation that (sometimes) likes to talk: a brief history of public deliberation in he United Saes -- 2. What can we learn from the practice of deliberative democracy ? -- Part Two: Deliberationand public judgment -- 3. National issues forums: a network of communities promoting public deliberation -- 4. Electoral deliberation and public journalism -- 5. Deliberative poling: from experiment to community resource -- 6. Consensus conferences and planning cells: lay citizen deliberations -- 7. Citizens juries: creating a trustworthy voice of the people -- 8. Adapting and combining deliberative designs: juries, polls, and forums -- Part Three: Delibrative governance -- 9. Bringing the public and the government together trought on - line dialoguses -- 10. A tow meeting for the Twenty-First century -- 11. Collaborative learning and the publics's stewardship of its foress -- 12. Participation and public policies in Brazil -- 13. Deliberative city planning on the philadelphia waterfront -- Part Four: Communities and deliberative culture -- 14. Study circles: local deliberation as the cornerstone of deliberative democracy -- 15. e-thePeople.org: large-scale, Ongoing deliberation -- 16. Learning democracy centers: where the public works -- 17. Disagreement and consensus: the importance of dynamic updating in public deliberation -- 18. Growing governance deliberaively: lessons and inspiration from Hampton, Virginia -- Part Vive: Conclusion -- 19. Future directions for public deliberation.
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