Deliberating in the real world : problems of legitimacy in deliberative democracy

John R. Parkinson

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Preface 1. Deliberative Democracy and Legitimacy 2. Legitimacy Reconsidered: Theoretical Solutions 3. Health Politics and Deliberative Techniques 4. Representation and Representativeness 5. Deliberation as Drama: The Effects of Publicity 6. Reason and Persuasion 7. The Institutions of a Legitimate Deliberative Democracy 8. Questions and Conclusions References

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