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Deliberative Dilemmas: A Critique Of Deliberation Day From The Perspective Of Election Law, Chad Flanders Jan 2007

Deliberative Dilemmas: A Critique Of Deliberation Day From The Perspective Of Election Law, Chad Flanders

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My paper deals with two subject areas - deliberative democracy theory and election law - that have had surprisingly little contact with another. My paper tries to remedy this lacuna by looking at how the two fields intersect and can contribute to the understanding of one another. In particular, I look in detail at a particularly prominent proposal by two political theorists, Bruce Ackerman and James Fishkin's Deliberation Day, and how the aims of that proposal might be frustrated by the present structure of American election law. I argue that because they fail to take into account certain structural features …


Sunshine In Cyberspace? Electronic Deliberation And The Reach Of Open Meeting Laws, Stephen Schaeffer Mar 2004

Sunshine In Cyberspace? Electronic Deliberation And The Reach Of Open Meeting Laws, Stephen Schaeffer

Saint Louis University Law Journal

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