Designing a Deliberative Referendum: Triggering Systemic Deliberations, beyond the Coupling of Citizens’ Assemblies to Popular Votes

Maskens, Amaël
(2023) Third Edition of the Bucharest Conference in Analytical Political Theory — Location: Center for Political Theory & Research Institute of the University of Bucharest (8.June.2023)

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A presentation arguing that while Citizens’ Assemblies are useful tools to improve the deliberativeness of popular votes, other design features could be as – or more – useful. Such design features are Multi-option voting ballots, Justified Voting and Iterated Voting.
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Maskens, A. (2023). Designing a Deliberative Referendum: Triggering Systemic Deliberations, beyond the Coupling of Citizens’ Assemblies to Popular Votes. Third Edition of the Bucharest Conference in Analytical Political Theory, Center for Political Theory & Research Institute of the University of Bucharest.