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Episode 3 The history of deliberative mini-public with John Gastil
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In this episode, Carson speaks with Professor John Gastil from Penn State University about the history and development of deliberative mini-publics. John is the author of many books and papers on deliberative democracy including Democracy in Small Groups and is currently undertaking research on the Oregon Citizens' Initiative Review and has a book coming out about this research soon. John identifies that the term mini-public has become a term of art and means a randomly selected group with a focused charge, although there is a lot of varieties to how these processes are designed. The core idea of deliberation is ‘weighing’ of evidence, concerns, perspectives before making a decision or recommendation. John sees these type of processes starting with Ned Crosby (see episode 1) and Peter Dienel (see episode 2). With the next major developments being
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- deliberative polls run by James Fishkin (who we will interview in a later episode)
- the British Columbia’s Citizens’ Assembly where a citizens’ assembly was charged with drafting new legislation
- the Oregon Citizens’ Initiative Review which he is researching, and finally
- The Irish Citizens’ Assemblies which have had perhaps the most real-world impact.
- humble yet confident
- good listeners, and
- flexible.
Music acknowledgement.
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In this episode, Carson speaks with Professor John Gastil from Penn State University about the history and development of deliberative mini-publics. John is the author of many books and papers on deliberative democracy including Democracy in Small Groups and is currently undertaking research on the Oregon Citizens' Initiative Review and has a book coming out about this research soon. John identifies that the term mini-public has become a term of art and means a randomly selected group with a focused charge, although there is a lot of varieties to how these processes are designed. The core idea of deliberation is ‘weighing’ of evidence, concerns, perspectives before making a decision or recommendation. John sees these type of processes starting with Ned Crosby (see episode 1) and Peter Dienel (see episode 2). With the next major developments being
…
continue reading
- deliberative polls run by James Fishkin (who we will interview in a later episode)
- the British Columbia’s Citizens’ Assembly where a citizens’ assembly was charged with drafting new legislation
- the Oregon Citizens’ Initiative Review which he is researching, and finally
- The Irish Citizens’ Assemblies which have had perhaps the most real-world impact.
- humble yet confident
- good listeners, and
- flexible.
Music acknowledgement.
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