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This panel examines how democratic innovations influence policy support and public reasoning. Contributions highlight the roles of deliberation, media framing, psychology, and ideology in shaping citizen and elite attitudes toward contested policies and participatory processes.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| The Double Role of Ideology – Disentangling Ideal-Based and Instrumental Support for DMPs Among Politicians | View Paper Details |
| Commenting on Deliberation: Online Legitimacy Evaluations About a Dutch National Climate Assembly | View Paper Details |
| Deliberation Beyond the Room: How Citizens’ Assemblies Influence Public Reasoning and Policy Support | View Paper Details |
| Which Democratic Innovations In/decrease Public Support for Contested Climate Policies, and Why? A Psychological Experiment Across Countries and Policies. | View Paper Details |
| Media Communication About a Climate Assembly as a Deliberative Bridge? Heterogeneity in Public Attitude Responses to Contrasting Media Framings of a Deliberative Minipublic. | View Paper Details |