Including the Future: Youth in Democratic Innovations

Abstract

This panel explores how democratic innovations can include young people and future generations in decision-making processes. Contributions examine recruitment, representativeness, and participatory practices in climate and environmental governance, highlighting the challenges and ambiguities of representing those most affected by long-term policy outcomes.

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