Sentence examples for collaborative deliberation from inspiring English sources

Web 2.0 technologies, such as forums and wikis, are enabling an explosion of global knowledge sharing through distributed large-scale conversations, but they seem to be less successful at supporting collaborative deliberation around complex and controversial questions.

On a continuum of political rule stretching from the sheer domination of some over others on one extreme, to a vision of collaborative deliberation among equals for the sake of the good life on the other, many ancient Greek and Roman political philosophers clearly staked out the latter ground.

The method involves enquiry, analysis, and deliberation using collaborative and analytical techniques.

Our findings support the case for further research into the development of innovative geographical information systems to allow spatial deliberation, and collaborative decision-making between the three stakeholder groups.

The consequences of the "fact" of social complexity is thus not the same across all feasible, self-entrenching institutional realizations of democracy, and some ideals of democracy may rightly encourage the preservation of aspects of complexity, such as the ways in which the epistemic division of labour may promote wider and more collaborative problem solving and deliberation on ends.

The court also ordered the USDA to prepare an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), a lengthy and complicated document requiring careful deliberation and wide collaborative effort.

Regarding the underlying rationale, the PCSBI emphasised fundamental principles: "The principle of democratic deliberation reflects an approach to collaborative decision making that embraces respectful debate of opposing views and active participation by citizens".

We hypothesized that deliberation encourages the creation of a collaborative playing field on which to play the wicked game and changes the storyline of the issue deliberated upon.

We hope that our analysis will spur a new line of evaluation techniques that view ontologies not as the static result of deliberations among domain experts, but as a dynamic, collaborative and iterative process that needs to be understood, evaluated and managed in itself.

Indeed, some authors have found that (democratic) deliberation, as the name implies, focuses on inputs without any guarantee of collaborative outputs.

These are collaborative software tools that can be used to focus and structure a team's deliberations, while minimizing costs and distractions among teams working collaboratively.