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In person icon Building: Law Building, Floor: Ground Floor, Room: Lecture room A
Thursday 08:30 - 10:15 EEST (28/08/2025)
Democratic participatory innovations are characterized by a mix of deliberative and direct-democratic tools and by online as well as offline participatory democracy (blended participation). Participatory budgeting and deliberative minipublics are high on the agenda. Furthermore, many of the instruments in the invited space have a digital component. This panel examines democratic innovations on the crossroads of digital and deliberative or aggregative and deliberative democracy.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| Bridging Digital and Deliberative: Advancing Democratic Innovations Through Collective Intelligence | View Paper Details |
| The Populist Maxi-Public Does Not Accept It. The Effect of Populist Attitudes on Outcome Acceptance in Three Cases of Participatory Budgeting | View Paper Details |
| Design Thinking for Diverse Democratic Technologies, Values, and Connected Procedures: A Normative and Empirical Approach | View Paper Details |
| Conflict-Driven Combinations of Deliberative Mini-Publics and Direct Democratic Instruments: Insights from Germany. | View Paper Details |
| A Question of Context? Narratives of Digitalization, Participation and Livability in Strategy Papers of German Municipalities | View Paper Details |