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Democratic Innovations and Experiments

Comparative Politics
Democracy
Political Theory
P156
Nastia Nedjai
Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity
Cristina Astier
Universitat Pompeu Fabra
Dannica Fleuss
Dublin City University
Threats to Democracy and What to Do About Them: A Sciences of the Democracies Action Guide

Abstract

This panel highlights new forms of citizen participation, deliberative assemblies, and digital democratic experiments, but asks more pointedly: Which innovation addresses exactly which problem? How to deal with other problems? Who is adopting these innovations, for what purposes, and with what effects? It aims to link theory and practice, drawing on examples of democratic innovation worldwide.

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