Innovating Democracy: Democratic Theory and Practice After the Deliberative Turn

Robert E. Goodin

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1. Introduction MICRO-DELIBERATION 2. Making Use of Mini-publics 3. When Does Deliberation Begin? 4. Talking Politics: Perils and Promises 5. How Talk Informs 6. First Talk, Then Vote MACRO-DEMOCRACY 7. Who Counts? 8. Modes of Democratic Accountability 9. Sequencing Deliberative Moments 10. The Place of Parties 11. Democratic Mandates 12. Representing Diversity 13. Conclusion

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