Deliberative Democracy at ANU - A Review and Exhibition
Date and Time: 16th February 2012, 11:00am - 12:30pm
Place: Seminar Room A , H.C. Coombs Building # 9 (map)
Deliberative democracy is one of the major growth areas in contemporary political theory, social science, and political reform. ANU claims the world’s largest concentration of scholars in the field. Our research covers theoretical and empirical work; from small group analysis to global institutions.
On 16th February 2012 we will be holding a 1½ hr review and exhibition of this work, comprising several 10 minute presentations, followed by 30 minutes of questions/discussion.
This event is intended to review and publicize the work of scholars associated with the Centre for Deliberative Democracy and Global Governance. We welcome anyone interested in learning about this field and the ANU contributions to it, be they scholars, teachers, practitioners, or policy makers.
The presentations include:
John Dryzek |
Introduction and synopsis |
Carolyn Hendriks |
The Politics of Public Deliberation: Citizen Engagement and Interest Advocacy |
Simon Niemeyer |
The Micropolitics of Deliberation and its Macro Implications |
Luisa Batalha and Nicole Curato |
The Australian Citizens’ Parliament: Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis |
Beibei Tang |
Deliberation in China |
Kersty Hobson |
Deliberating Climate Change in Australia |
John Dryzek |
Democratizing Global Climate Governance |
