Algorithmic Reflexive Governance for Socio-Techno-Ecological Systems

Jeremy V. Pitt · John S. Dryzek · Josiah Ober

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This position paper develops an algorithmic approach to deliberation as the basis for institutional reflexivity. We propose the idea of algorithmic reflexive governance for socio- techno-ecological systems, bringing together interdisciplinary ideas from Artificial Intelligence and Democratic Theory in systems that recognize the interactions between social, technological, and ecological actors and processes. We argue that this innovative approach to conservation and sustainability can make a significant contribution to mitigating the climate emergency.

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