deliberative

Some really useful books: Tao of Democracy (Tom Atlee), Deliberative Democracy Handbook (Gastil & Levine), Deliberative Democracy in America (Ethan Leib).

In formal debate all remarks are supposed to be addressed to the president of the deliberative body.

But is is no less suspicious, and should always be ratified by a deliberative, non-authoritative process.

No research has ever backed it up, and Ericsson's work outright says that deliberative practice is the key part, and that only about 4 hours of deliberative practice are possible per day.

Jocular tone, or even, really, any non-deliberative non-serious non-specific tone in a comment that shares a forum with previous silly suggestions.

One of the nice deliberative democracy ideas was that we would set aside time and space for discussing politics.

Upon agreement by the House, the amended specification will be presented to the Deliberative Committee on Specifications,during which time the honorable Speaker of the Deliberative Committee on Specifications will query the members for additional amendments.

Normal people running everything from little leagues to major corporations use email for strategy development, information delivery, deliberative functions and other normal business processes.

Plus deliberative bodies as a key element of every level of government.

There are two major factions within the deliberative democracy camp.

But it is worth pointing out that while humans are very good at absorbing language, few people have put anywhere near 10,000 hours into deliberative practice of their language.

Holy Fucking Shit Yes It took me about 15 seconds from the initial onload to typing my PayPal password, and I'm normally just seething with deliberative-yuppie-purchasing-angst.

The actual research papers (which cost $36 each!) concern Ericsson's "deliberative practice" definition only.

And I hope that next steps will be informed by the rich tradition of experimentation in "participatory, deliberative democracy".

There's been some research on adding a "deliberative" component to the entire process.

The "deliberative democracy" camp is not interested in the measurement of group preference, and are instead interested in consensus building, political "rationality" (in hopefully some eventually-stabilizing sense), and so on.