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Deliberative democracy is a model of democracy that emphasizes the role of discussion and deliberation in decision-making processes. It advocates for informed, reasoned, and respectful debate among citizens and their representatives to reach consensus or compromise. This approach values the collective reasoning of the public to make decisions that reflect the common good, rather than mere aggregation of preferences. | |||
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Deliberative Democracy | Consensus | Consensus | |
Ed. Martin Schulz, access date 2024-03-29 |