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The field of online deliberation is very important to deliberative democracy and participatory democracy, as deliberation requires argument to meet argument, and this is much easier done online than in person. The issue challenge is a good example of online deliberation at openpolitics.ca itself.
Any deliberation system relies on an argumentation framework which standardizes the way argument is presented.
online political resources
The online-deliberation
yahoogroup debates theory.
Particular concerns in common with open politics itself include:
Any deliberation system relies on an argumentation framework which standardizes the way argument is presented.
related issues
online political resources
The online-deliberation
yahoogroup debates theory.Particular concerns in common with open politics itself include:
- the taxonomy of open politics argument
- social exclusion? and bars to participation
- building e-government and e-democracy deliberatively
- features of an open politics service
- the cultural features of an online polity
- whether troll culture is dominant, and whether we are entering the Troll Age
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