The Internal Dynamics of ‘Scaling Up’ Deliberative Mini-Publics
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@article{rountree2022scaling,
title = {The Internal Dynamics of ‘Scaling Up’ Deliberative Mini-Publics},
author = {John Rountree and Chris Anderson and Justin Reedy and Matthew C. Nowlin},
year = {2022},
journal = {Communication and the Public, 7(3): 146–164},
doi = {10.1177/20570473221106025},
url = {https://matthewcnowlin.com/publication/scaling-up-deliberative-mini-publics/}
}
Abstract
Recent deliberative systems research has emphasized the need to “scale up” deliberative mini-publics by exploring connections between mini-publics and broader a…
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