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Session Submission Type: Full Paper Panel
As the applications of deliberative minipublics proliferate, citizens are consulted with new technologies and they are being asked to take on new roles. These innovations, some employing AI to varying extents within the deliberative process itself, are opening up new vistas for the application of deliberation to public problem solving. What innovations work well (or not) and why? What problems are they encountering? This panel draws on projects from various countries with different technologies and different expectations about what members of the public need to do. Can deliberative minipublics, whether citizens assemblies, Deliberative Polls, or other designs, be made more frequent and practical through the use of new technology? Can they become so frequent that we could achieve a more deliberative society? Or do they constrain or truncate the deliberative process?
Good Deliberation Regardless of Mode? An Experimental Comparison - Kimmo Gronlund, Abo Akademi University; Kaisa Herne, Tampere University; James S. Fishkin, Stanford University; Marina Lindell, Åbo Akademi University; Alice Siu, Stanford University
Toward Citizen-Legislators: Evidence from Two French Citizens’ Assemblies - Helene E. Landemore, Yale University; Theophile Penigaud, Yale MacMillan Center
America in One Room: Democratic Reform — Using New Technology for Deliberation - James S. Fishkin, Stanford University; Larry Diamond, Stanford University; Alice Siu, Stanford University; Valentin Bolotnyy, Hoover Institution; Joshua Yoshio Lerner, NORC at the University of Chicago; Norman Bradburn, University of Chicago
Integrating AI and Gamification into Online Public Consultation - John Gastil, Pennsylvania State University
Transnational Climate Deliberation: Improving Deliberativeness and Engagement - Jane Suiter, Dublin City University; Kevin Saude, University of Limerick