This book takes stock of the wide range of practices of
deliberative mini-publics. More concretely, it takes an informed
look at preconditions, processes, and outcomes. Furthermore, it
provides a critical assessment of the experience with mini-publics,
in particular (the lack of) policy-impact. The book brings together
leading scholars in the field, most notably James S. Fishkin and
Mark E. Warren. It speaks to students and scholars with an interest
in democracy and democratic innovations. This is the first
comprehensive account of the booming practice of deliberative
mini-publics. Not only does it provide the reader with a systematic
review of the variety of mini-publics, it also discusses their
weaknesses and makes recommendations on how to make mini-publics a
viable component of democracy.
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