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This panel explores how democratic innovations are shaped, enabled, and constrained by their political, institutional, and historical contexts rather than operating as universally transferable models. Drawing on empirical cases from different democratic settings, the papers examine how local institutions, social conditions, historical legacies, and political contestation influence the design, functioning, and outcomes of participatory and deliberative practices.
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| Art-Based Methods with Citizens in Housing Needs - Actions for Social Integration in a Backsliding democracy | View Paper Details |
| Understanding the Integration of Deliberative Minipublics Through Innovation Capabilities A Qualitative Comparative Analysis of Local DMPs in Belgium | View Paper Details |
| Drivers of Participatory Budgeting: Evidence from Finland | View Paper Details |
| Resource or Liability? The Role of Political Remembering in Democratic Innovations | View Paper Details |
| Democratic Dreams, Authoritarian Nightmares: The Legacy of the Latin American Participatory Laboratory | View Paper Details |