It will be interesting to see exactly which customs the Vatican is going to allow from the past rich five centuries of Anglican worship, life and thought.
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democracy & deliberationDemocracy is championed as a value yet often degraded in its practice. Can the form of focused, extended public discussion known as “deliberation” re-vivify it? James S Fishkin launches the debate by addressing the arguments about collective judgment in James Surowiecki’s The Wisdom of Crowds.
A social rehabilitation centre in Moscow for young disabled people has been threatened with eviction because the local authority needs the premises
Just as old media has learned to use the fluid networks of Web 2.0, so old politics can fuse incrementally with the State 2.0
Will an online community more populous than most states become one of citizens, not customers?
We
needed both individual and collective notions of freedom to survive if technology is not to empower tyranny
The creation of "civic agency" will transform
21st-century democracy
Deliberate, dethrone, or devolve - which route from crisis works?
Plato and Rousseau, Arendt and Habermas, JS Mill
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A British sustainability proposal with European lessons. Plus: more from Switzerland and James Fishkin in the deliberation debate
How best can citizens engage democratic
processes and improve outcomes?
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